Back in December, Gizmodo posted this item about a 70-year-old prefabricated house, designed by French architect Jean Prouvé, that was deconstructed, shipped across the Atlantic, and then reassembled in Miami. The assembly took less than 48 hours. Prouvé proposed this 1945 design as one answer to Europe's housing crisis after World War II.
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