March 6th, 2007

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Design Indaba update: South African architect Zenkaya has sent us images of the prefab lodges they exhibited at Design Indaba Expo in Cape Town last month.

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The units are delivered - complete with fully-fitted interiors - on the back of a truck and come in a range of configurations including a 3.4×6m studio model, a 3.4×15.6m one-bedroom version and an 18m-long two-bed model.

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Posted by Marcus Fairs

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4 Responses to “Zenkaya prefab lodges”

  1. lacakr Says:

    It’s cool!But it’s a little small.

  2. Mary-Louise Stein Says:

    Can they be used in conjunction with other buildings? Can they be fitted with solar panels and rainwater tanks? Why is it so expensive?

  3. Barbara de Wet Says:

    Love that!!! Its sleek and simple.
    I would think the transport costs would be pretty steep. Those would abnormal loads.

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