A few years ago, Inhabitat had a chance to catch up with M Design’s eco-prefab architect Mark Baez in lovely Venice, CA. He gave us a personal tour of his M Cube home —a minimalist, modular, sustainable, and surprisingly affordable prefab residential development that he designed using his patented prefab modular building system. Designed based on traditional Japanese tatami and imperial units of measurement, M Cube may appear spartan at first glance, but proves deceptively comfortable once inside. The home is actually now up for sale , so if you’ve always dreamt of living in an elegant, minimalist cube, you may be in luck. Read the rest of VIDEO: A Tour of Mark Baez’s Translucent M Cube Residence Permalink | Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: “sustainable architecture” , green design , Japanese design , loft , loft apartment , M-Cube , Mark Baez , mcube , mcube house tour , Minimalism , minimalist , minimalist design , prefab tour video , prefabricated mcube , residence , residential building , sustainable apartment , sustainable home , sustainable housing , tatami , tatami walls , translucent , translucent walls
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VIDEO: A Tour of Mark Baez’s Translucent M Cube Residence
