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High Impact Housing from 805 Living Magazine, Winter 2020.<\/p><\/div>\n

Tragedy can sometimes lead to\u00a0innovation. One example: Plant\u00a0Prefab\u2019s<\/strong> (plantprefab.com<\/a>) new scalable prefabricated home, the\u00a0Sunset Bud LivingHome, designed by Burdge Architects<\/strong> (buaia.com<\/a>)\u00a0and presented in partnership with Sunset<\/em> magazine<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\u201cAs a resident and one of the leading architects in Malibu, Doug\u00a0Burdge [founder of Burdge Architects] wanted his first LivingHome\u00a0to be especially capable of meeting the needs of those who lost their\u00a0homes during the Woolsey fire<\/a> and who want a way to return to their\u00a0property as soon as possible,\u201d says Plant Prefab CEO Steve Glenn of the\u00a0recent addition to his company\u2019s LivingHome line.<\/p>\n

Created in response to a City of Malibu program that allows\u00a0victims of the 2018 fire to install accessory-dwelling units (ADU)<\/a> as\u00a0a temporary housing solution, the Sunset Bud LivingHome offers an\u00a0efficient and flexible model for ADU-compliant properties everywhere.<\/p>\n

The modular units can be configured in a range of housing sizes from\u00a0studio (445 square feet) to two bedrooms plus a studio and garage\u00a0(1,200 square feet), with prices starting at $315,000.<\/p>\n

Originally published in the Winter 2020 issue of 805 Living Magazine<\/em><\/a>. Click \u00a0here \u00a0to \u00a0 read the story as it appeared in 805 Living. 805 Living Pulse Winter 2020<\/a>\"\"<\/a><\/p>\n

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