See my previous post, the review. It is embedded there.
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About Me
- Greenotter
- I started blogging the Clayton i-house starting in Oct. 2008, before it was in production. I'm not employed by Clayton, or any manufacturer or dealer, just interested in everything about Clayton's first widely available green manufactured home, which is now out of production. Unfortunately, the mortgage meltdown housing crisis struck, and between the higher price and the unique look of the i-house, it didn't sell. After selling a dozen or two at most, Clayton no longer produces the i-house and calls it a "concept" house, an experiment used to gauge what people want in newer features of manufactured homes. My other interests include sustainable housing, the Solar Decathlon, and trailers in general. I'm a trailer nut, but don't live in one. Maybe in a few years I will. Anyone who wants to ask me a question or make a comment to me personally and doesn't want to make it a public comment can write me at: zorastro(at)gmail(dot)com
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ReplyDeleteI've been following your i-house blog. I recently went to visit the i-house in Knoxville, TN and the factory in Bean Station, TN
I've posted notes and pictures on the trip. If you're interested in having a look, the link is below.
http://northlock.org/
Cheers,
BB
Thank you BB. Check out the link above people! Photographs of both models, from a person who first went through the process of planning a modern home, and then ran into cost overruns which led to seriously considering the i-house.
ReplyDeleteLove those photos of the Knoxville model i-house with green grass, and in the fog. Very atmospheric.
From the standpoint of aesthetics of outside appearance, I'm reminded of how appealing the Core I is. At the same time, I understand how the extra bedroom, laundry and closet, as well as some extra space in the main room would make the Core II worth it.