Growing up, I remembered how it was to construct a house from the ground up. You could say that I’ve had my share of constructions, may it be from scratch, or simple renovating our existing space. Now that Dad has his hands full with the general construction business that he manages, Borski and I get to have more exposure on this industry.
The only other time that I encountered construction that was not from the ground up, was when we had our high school classroom ‘assembled’. We called that the demountable building, which was made from many parts, majority of which are from corrugated GI sheets. The design in itself was pretty much acceptable for an easy to assemble building, but as to the soundness of the structural design, hopefully it would stand nature’s tests. That was some 15 years ago. As far as I know, the building stands till now.
But even with improvements in the flexibility of constructing buildings and homes, I have yet to see a similar adaptation of a park model rv, which is common in the USA, perhaps their solution for cost-conscious individuals wanting to own a home. Hopefully, the official in charge of housing issues can take a look at this and offer the same option in this country.
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