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Recycling at Home A Tech Approach to Green Prefab [Forbes]
Recycling at Home A Tech Approach to Green Prefab [Forbes]
A Tech Approach to Green Prefab [Forbes]
If you follow the prefab movement or have an interest in these homes, I recommend reading Todd Woody’s recent profile of Blu Homes in Forbes. Blu, which is planning a second factory north of San Francisco, uses software, engineering, design, and technology to make sustainable homes attainable to more people. They’re a “technology company that [...]
If you follow the prefab movement or have an interest in these homes, I recommend reading Todd Woody’s recent profile of Blu Homes in Forbes. Blu, which is planning a second factory north of San Francisco, uses software, engineering, design, and technology to make sustainable homes attainable to more people. They’re a “technology company that builds homes,” according to co-founder Maura McCarthy.
[+] Apple Approach to Green Prefab Homes in Forbes.
Credit: Breezehouse by Blu Homes.
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