m_house

Possible future advertisement:
"New offer for low income households;
see your local Social Welfare Service for free modules sponsored by many companies all over the country!"

m_house modules could be designed, manufactured, and distributed by hundreds of companies world wide. Nearly all of them allow you to modify their modules online or in stores by simply changing settings like color, material, or the main functions. They all follow the m_house grid and connection requirements for easy installation.

You pick, match or mismatch the modules.
You design your house - You pick it up or get it delivered - You put it together.

Step 1: All you need for your m_house is the standard support frame, columns for the walls, beams for the roof or floor, and some friends to help you set it up.
Step 2: Design the modules with an online module manager or order SPONSORED-Modules online wherever available.
Step 3: Get your friends and have a party to set up your house over the weekend.

The Modules are available in all kinds of colors and surface materials {depending on your reseller}. All Modules are highly insulated and weather resistant. The insulation foam is strong enough to build up to 3 stories. The Modules are connected to the columns by fast-click hooks, all you do is fasten 2 sets of 3 screws and reattach the column cover.

The m_house is an innovative concept that generates a new way of thinking in regards to home design.

what makes it so special ?
- Variety of participating companies and professions allows for a wide spectrum of design
- Prefabrication results in inexpensive products and high quality
- Ideal for all income levels due to individual customization
- Available at all major specialty stores for immediate purchase
- Online or in store customization
- Do-It-Yourself Installation
- Easy upgrade and downgrade
- Revolutionary renovation due to easy reinstallation
- Maintenance provided by individual wall manufacturer’s warranty
- resell possible {extended warranty available after inspection}

m_house by Christoph Jessnitz in United States won the WA Award Cycle 3. Please find below the WA Award poster for this project.