LivingHomes Announced New Standardized Home Models by Ray Kappe + David Hertz

published Feb 21, 2007
LivingHomes Announced New Standardized Home Models by Ray Kappe David Hertz
LivingHomes, a premier developer of modern, prefab homes, today introduced three new standard homes, making it the first company in the nation to offer prefabricated, LEED-certified residences to consumers.

By bringing these products to market, LivingHomes continues to make healthy living more accessible nationwide.

Founder of the Southern California Institute of Architecture and architect of the model home Ray Kappe, FAIA developed the first line of standard homes that LivingHomes will offer.

The Ray Kappe 1 and the Ray Kappe 2 are designed to be built in volume with minimal customization and therefore require less engineering and design time than custom homes.

LivingHomes is also introducing a standard home model designed by Santa Monica- based David Hertz Architects (David Hertz).

Hertz's sleek initial design will form the basis for a full line of similar, flexible, easily reproducible homes.

"We're honored to continue working with Ray Kappe and excited to introduce our first home by David Hertz, a highly-acclaimed architect who has created some of the most celebrated and sustainable residences in the nation," says LivingHomes Founder and CEO Steve Glenn.

"With the introduction of these lines, we are making LivingHomes more affordable without sacrificing our environmental program."