The 2,200 square feet home has three bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths and a third-floor deck that runs alongside the master bedroom. Recycled materials were used to manufacture the modules, and the exterior is covered with Hardie board fiber-cement siding. The first floor is a largely open space for the kitchen, dining and living rooms with large windows and sliding glass doors to allow light.
While EcoCraft’s ecologically centered homes pepper suburban neighborhoods, this is Fabri’s first venture into an urban area, which he hopes to do more of. This home has a fairly modern look, which is what the owners wanted, but Fabri says he can produce a more traditional-look home with the same efficiency measures. ##
(Photo credit: Trib Total Media/Jasmine Goldband–modular home in Pittsburgh)