Homeowners in Los Angeles County devastated by recent wildfires are considering manufactured homes as a rapid solution to replace lost properties. Although modular or prefabricated homes promise faster and cheaper building processes, there is skepticism due to past failures in the industry, concerns about design limitations, and quality. Community advocates emphasize the importance of maintaining architectural integrity, while contrasting it with the urgent need for housing. Collaborative efforts among architects, builders, and community groups aim to create tailored solutions for fire survivors, balancing expedience with personalized choices and preserving community character.
Many homeowners who lost historic homes in the Los Angeles County wildfires are looking to quickly replace them with manufactured homes.
For years, modular companies have promised to revolutionize the homebuilding industry only to fail spectacularly.
Too many modular homes would erase Altadena's rich architectural past.
Mass-produced housing benefits in cost and speed, especially after disasters.
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