BRONX BOX PUBLISHED IN THE NEW YORK TIMES
BRONX BOX | SET
The Bronx Box was set February 2nd. With neighbors watching from porches, the two box 1,816 sf house was set into the narrow site. RES4′s first modular house in New York City is expected to be complete by late spring.
PECONIC BAY HOUSE | CONSTRUCTION UPDATE
The Peconic Bay House was set January 15th. Facade, desk and system work is well underway on site. The compact house features a 10,500 kwh/yr solar panel array as well as a geothermal heating and cooling system. Located in the Hamptons on the south shore of the Great Peconic Bay the 2,000 sf configuration is a compact 2 bar stack and saddlebag. Completion is anticipated for late spring.
PREFAB HOMES PUBLISHED IN ELEMENTS
MODERN MODULAR PUBLISHED IN ARCCA
BRONX BOX PUBLISHED IN THE ARCHITECT’S NEWSPAPER
PECONIC BAY HOUSE ONLINE
SILVERLAKE TWINS FEATURED ON CURBED LA
SWINGLINE FEATURED ON TREEHUGGER
BRONX BOX | PROJECT UPDATE
The Bronx Box is currently online at the factory in Pennsylvania. This 1,816 sf house will be RES4's first modular house in New York City. The house is expected to be set around the second week of November. Stay tuned for updates.
DWELL HOME PUBLISHED IN “RESIDENTIAL DESIGNS” BOOK
RES4 PUBLISHED IN NEW YORK POST
JOSEPH TANNEY AT AIA NEW ENGLAND
RES4′s Joseph Tanney has been invited to speak at the AIA New England Conference and Design Awards Program this Saturday October 6th in Canaan, CT.
BROWN BAR PUBLISHED IN MOCOLOCO
BROWN BAR FEATURED ON PRAIRIEMOD
JOSEPH TANNEY LECTURES AT VCA
Joseph Tanney recently lectured at Richmond’s Virginia Center for Architecture. RES4′s current preoccupation of the modern modular prefab took center stage. Joseph also presented RES4′s recent projects on the boards, in construction and completed. The lecture was given in conjunction with the Center’s exhibition of “Some Assembly Required: Contemporary Prefabricated Houses” on view through September 30th. Previously exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angles Some Assembly Required Is curated by the Walker Art Center.
