Backyard ADU
Explore an independent living space beside a primary home. An ADU requires local planning, building and site approval.


A panelized prefabricated building shown in a landscaped residential application setting.
Homes, guest spaces, and accessible living for everyday life.
Explore an independent living space beside a primary home. An ADU requires local planning, building and site approval.
Give visiting friends or family a place of their own. Compare a main floor + loft, a single-level suite or a larger family layout.
Plan everyday family life around three bedrooms and connected shared spaces. Style D brings the living and dining areas together with a porch and deck outside.
Start an accessible-living discussion with circulation and fixture needs. Style B and Style D require project-specific design and approval for any accessibility requirements.
Cabins, guest stays, and venue suites for tourism and lodging.
Explore a stay built around its setting, from a compact retreat to a family-sized rental. Short-stay use is subject to local permission and project review.
Bring guests close to the event in a dedicated lounge and viewing space. Style C can be planned as a single suite or a combined arrangement.
Cafés, retail spaces, and offices for business and services.
Bring a coffee counter and a place to pause into one compact pavilion. Style A offers an open interior with a covered outdoor area for a project-specific café layout.
Shape an open pavilion around displays, service and customer circulation. Style A provides a base for a retail fit-out defined by the project.
Create a focused place for independent work or a small team. Compare an open Style A pavilion with a more divided Style B base layout.
Institutional, specialized, and emergency-response facilities.
Coastal Facility
Residential Rebuild
Interim Housing
Availability, permitting, timelines, and code requirements vary by jurisdiction and site. Project-specific review is required.