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Multifamily buildings, planned around the module.

A California apartment project, shown at the stage its drawings describe. Figures come directly from the conceptual design set.

Concept-stage work. The project is not completed or approved.

Conceptual rendering from the street corner: a seven-story apartment building with a faceted dark metal and glass façade, warm wood-look vertical louvers on the corner core, storefront at ground level and palm trees along the sidewalk.

Concept rendering by the project architect (name withheld)

Concept design · 2024

Seven-Story Modular Apartment Concept

Southern California

A mixed-use, 100% affordable apartment building on an urban transit corridor. The concept set proposes seven stories of steel modular construction over a ground floor of lobby, indoor amenity and corner commercial space, with a residential courtyard behind and the mass stepped back at an angle toward the side streets.

View Seven-Story Concept

Stories: 7
Apartments: 182 affordable
Structure: Steel modular, Type IB
Commercial: ≈3,980 SF at the corner

Source: the project’s conceptual design set, 2024. The owner and design team are confidential.

Reading these pages

What the figures mean.

The project page reports what the drawing set says — number of homes, building height, site area, materials. The owner and design team are kept confidential, so the project appears under a descriptive name. A concept design is a proposal, not an approval, and the building has not been constructed.

It is here for one reason: it is an apartment building organized around repeating homes, the kind of program volumetric modular construction is suited to. To see how a project like this moves from drawings to a finished building, read our approach.

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