Next generation of pod home design arrives in Portland (access required)

By: Kent Hohlfeld August 23, 2017 Comments Off

When it comes to local efforts to create the next generation of housing for the homeless, computer-aided saws and plywood will be as instrumental as hammers and nails. “We thought there was some technology that could lead to some really interesting options,” said Todd Ferry, Portland State University research associate for the Center for Public Interest ...

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Next generation of pod home design arrives in Portland

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