Constant innovation is one of the principles that a company must follow if it wants to remain in a competitive market.And it is precisely on this principle that the modular construction company Dvele has been working in California for the past five years.The result is the development of a luxury product that not only offers an attractive prefabricated house, built and assembled in a factory, but also places an emphasis on sustainability, efficiency, resilience, health and well-being.In its catalog, Dvele offers a wide range of customizable options.On the one hand, we find Trinity on two floors, one of the largest proposals of the builder with 317 m2, four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms.On the other hand, at the opposite end, the Baldwin mini house, which has an area of ​​20 m2, two bedrooms and a bathroom.Between the two different options, there are many intermediate alternatives.The production at the company headquarters and the work on site, including the foundation of the house, are carried out at the same time.The two phases are completed at the same time rather than one after the other.This saves the company a significant amount of time compared to traditional builders.According to the company's website, a reasonable estimate from planning to move is around six months.The new home - including all exterior and interior finishes, bathroom and kitchen accessories - arrives complete on a truck and each module is placed with a crane.So, apart from some small aesthetic finishes and the connection of the plumbing and electrical systems to the on-site utilities, the house is ready.Architecturally, the 203-square-foot Aspenwood home, with a 72-square-foot garage, was designed to be modern yet simple, with an open floor plan and a mix of indoor and outdoor living spaces.Entering the house, you pass through a corridor that leads to the living room equipped with an electric fireplace.All Dvele houses are electrically powered and non-combustible.The adjoining kitchen includes a quartz-topped island with seating for three, stainless steel appliances, and two-tone cabinets;a corridor then leads to a multimedia room.The suite features a luxurious bathroom and custom built-in wardrobes.Then there are two other bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom.Bathrooms have European-style suspended toilets and modern plumbing fixtures throughout.The house also has a large outdoor area that overlooks the surrounding landscape.Each Dvele home is equipped with DveleIQ, which communicates with over 300 sensors in real time.From air circulation to performance monitoring, the entire home solution has been designed to promote the health of those living in the home.The list of examples of eco-sustainable prefab homes continues to grow.Gradually, this type of housing is gaining market share in a context of increased competition.This is why companies in this sector strive to offer the best products, in which values ​​such as design and sustainability are essential to make a difference and seduce potential customers.In this context, the Latvian company Manta North designs and builds small prefabricated houses with sustainable materials and energy-efficient living spaces.Despite being based in the small Baltic country, its market is much larger, so much so that it ships its products to the rest of Europe and to the United States.With its prefab homes, it's easy to create a home setting and weekend retreat or even just a backyard office.This mini-house, called Tini M, is ideal for getting away from the hectic city life.With its glass facade, it is characterized by a design conceived for remote spaces, where nature is the main protagonist.On the studio's website they explain that the mini-house was designed to have no impact on the environment.Tini M was created by the small Spanish company Tini, a project of the Spanish studio delaVegaCanolasso, and is located in Madrid.In the part without glass the Corten steel casing stands out, which gives a characteristic rust appearance, guaranteeing greater durability and resistance to bad weather.Offer personalized advice to adapt the spaces of the house to the needs of an elderly person, promoting independent life and favoring the permanence in one's own home.This is the goal of “Casa su Misura”, a new service born in Milan and available free of charge throughout 2022 thanks to the collaboration between the Ravasi Garzanti Foundation, the Social Housing Foundation and thanks to the contribution of the Community Foundation of Milan.To find out more, idealista / news asked Carla Piersanti, coordinator of the CuraMI & ProteggiMI project.The condominium judicial administrator is appointed by the judge when the assembly does not agree and fails to make an appointment.But what are his powers and how much is his salary?Here's what you need to knowWorld population growth is a reality.If we look at what has happened in the last few decades, we can see that in the last 50 years the population has doubled, surpassing more than seven million people.The repercussions of this evolution, which does not seem to stop, are many and affect very different areas.One of these is housing, particularly in places where demographic pressure is most pronounced, as is the case in some large cities, as the demand for affordable housing increases.A Tuscan estate with a farm and a small castle is on sale in the territory recognized as the origin and breeding of the prized Chianina cow for 3,200,000 euros.The 2021 notarial statistical data relating to real estate sales, mortgages and donations have been published.The Italian real estate market closed with + 34.64% compared to 2020. 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