The system house was originally developed as a first-aid station of sorts that could be shipped and constructed quickly in the case of a natual disaster. The system house consists of 5 basic pieces that can be mixed, matched and stacked to build whatever you want. It's actually a nice little prefab...definitely a modern look with "livable" possibilities.
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How high can you stack those "houses?"
Posted by: wheeldi | August 04, 2007 at 04:30 PM