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HOMB Prefabs by Skylab Architecture and Method Homes - Vimarsana News

HOMB Prefabs by Skylab Architecture and Method Homes

The HOMB system by Skylab Architecture and Method Homes fashions custom prefabs out of 100-square-foot, triangular modules. To bring the power of prefab to urban living, award-winning builder Method Homes teamed up with Skylab Architecture to develop HOMB, a flexible, modular grid system that takes inspiration from honeycomb structures. "This system is based on a 100-square-foot triangular module that can easily adapt to diverse urban or environmental conditions, from a 20-foot-wide infill site to a steep, sloping site," explain the architects. "The prefabricated, structural modular frame is ...

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FCB New York Appoints Laura Wimer as Executive Creative Director - Vimarsana News

FCB New York Appoints Laura Wimer as Executive Creative Director

Hires, Wins & Business 253 Add to collection Wimer was most recently creative lead on Frida Mom’s groundbreaking 'Stream of Lactation” spot The New York office of FCB has brought on award-winning creative, Laura Wimer, as Executive Creative Director. She joins the agency off a 5-year run at Mekanism San Francisco, most recently as ECD. Laura will serve as creative lead on Lincoln Financial Group and GSK’s smoker health business initially and will also play an active role in helping to drive new business for the agency, which has been on quite a tear the past 12 months—seeing a 46% ju...

Developers Still Reluctant To Go Whole-Hog With Modular Construction - Vimarsana News

Developers Still Reluctant To Go Whole-Hog With Modular Construction

As a cost- and time-saving technique, modular construction has long had a great future ahead of it. Arguably, it still does, with off-site manufacturing of essential building components a useful strategy for some projects in a time of projected construction labor shortages and higher material costs. Yet obstacles remain. Even before the coronavirus pandemic, modular construction suffered from lingering and generally outdated recollections of cheap prefab components or the early days of the mobile home industry, according to builders who use the technique effectively. Then the pandemic hit, ...

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