Do you see this catching on? Less expensive than homes built by ''traditional'' construction methods, and potentially environmentally sound, but seems like they're designed to be built rather fast. Like really fast. I suppose this drastically cuts labor costs, and houses can be move-in ready far quicker than normal construction (although, there's still the issue of plumbing, interior wiring, etc) but how safe would one be in a severe thunderstorm, or six months of brutal winters? Sounds like an insurance nightmare.
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