Jacques Fresco got into prefabricated homes. I think it's quite prudence with regard to waste. Also consider the future of 3D printed homes using regolith from the worksite mixed with a binder to construct. Great post!
"Fresco was commissioned by Earl "Madman" Muntz, to design low cost housing. Muntz invested $500,000 seed money in the project. Fresco, 32 years old at the time, along with his associates Harry Giaretto and Eli Catran conceived, designed and engineered a project house called the Trend Home.[23] Fresco came closest to traditional career success with this project. Built mostly of aluminum and glass, it was on prominent display at Stage 8 of the Warner Bros. Sunset Lot in Hollywood for three months. The home could be toured for one dollar, with proceeds going to the Cancer Prevention Society. In the summer of 1948, a Federal Housing Administration official met Muntz about the project. The official's proposal, according to Muntz, would add a bureaucratic overhead negating the low production costs. Without federal or further private funding the project did not go into mass production. This experience led Fresco to the conclusion that society would have to change for his inventions to reach their potential.[10][24]' https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacque_Fresco
Also the way Sears' catalogues used to sell kits to build a complete home. Sorry to blow up your feed, but you brought many good thoughts
Eco-sustainable 3D printed house - Tecla https://youtu.be/w9sXqxccRPM?si=3KMj9G-mulYJOePd
Jacques Fresco Trend Home Discussion
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Jacques Fresco got into prefabricated homes. I think it's quite prudence with regard to waste. Also consider the future of 3D printed homes using regolith from the worksite mixed with a binder to construct. Great post!
"Fresco was commissioned by Earl "Madman" Muntz, to design low cost housing. Muntz invested $500,000 seed money in the project. Fresco, 32 years old at the time, along with his associates Harry Giaretto and Eli Catran conceived, designed and engineered a project house called the Trend Home.[23] Fresco came closest to traditional career success with this project. Built mostly of aluminum and glass, it was on prominent display at Stage 8 of the Warner Bros. Sunset Lot in Hollywood for three months. The home could be toured for one dollar, with proceeds going to the Cancer Prevention Society. In the summer of 1948, a Federal Housing Administration official met Muntz about the project. The official's proposal, according to Muntz, would add a bureaucratic overhead negating the low production costs. Without federal or further private funding the project did not go into mass production. This experience led Fresco to the conclusion that society would have to change for his inventions to reach their potential.[10][24]' https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacque_Fresco
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