THREE BUILDS, THREE REASONS

What people actually build, and why.

A downsizing retirement, a remote-work relocation, and a hosting income stream — same six modules, three different problems solved.

CABIN ELEVEN — SKAGIT VALLEY, WA
DOWNSIZING

Cabin Eleven

After thirty years in a four-bedroom house outside Mount Vernon, the Hallorans wanted somewhere they could heat, clean, and maintain without thinking about it. They chose the Cinder configuration on a corner of family land they'd owned since the 1990s.

SleepLiveBathStorage
330 sq ftTotal area
5 wksFabrication
$136Cost / sq ft
"We stopped touring retirement communities and built this instead. It's the first house I haven't dreaded cleaning." — J. Halloran, homeowner
SLATE RIDGE STUDIO — INDEX, WA
REMOTE WORK

Slate Ridge Studio

Two software engineers left a Seattle apartment for five wooded acres near Index, and needed a real boundary between "home" and "work" without commuting for it. The Ridge configuration gave them a dedicated Work module with its own entrance.

SleepLiveWorkBath
385 sq ftTotal area
5 wksFabrication
$134Cost / sq ft
"Having the Work module on the opposite side from Sleep sounds small. It's the entire reason this works." — D. Park, homeowner
HARBOR FOUNDRY — ANACORTES, WA
HOSTING INCOME

Harbor Foundry

Built on a waterview lot in Anacortes as both a part-time residence and a short-term rental, Harbor Foundry uses the full Lookout configuration — the Outdoor module became a covered deck that consistently shows up in guest reviews.

SleepLiveWorkBathStorageOutdoor
480 sq ftTotal area
6 wksFabrication
$129Cost / sq ft
"Guests ask about the deck module before they ask about anything else. We didn't expect that to be the selling point — but it is." — R. Tessman, homeowner
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