CSU Northridge

• The Lattice Palace contains three modules that are interchangeable based off the customer’s requests and needs.
• The modular home is energy self sufficient via Solar Panel System; the house is able to be hybridized to connect to local power systems as well as being off grid, in accordance to the need of the customer.
• The Mini split system incorporated into our modular home allows for a ductless heating and cooling system that increases the amount of space due to lack of vents.
• High-performance insulation further helps minimize energy usage.
• Thoughtful incorporation of main and guest bathrooms, including laundry area.
• Office/Living Space Module designed for versatility, accommodating various configurations.
• The Main Bedroom Module prioritizes comfort and privacy, providing a tranquil sanctuary.
• Garden area in the center allows for ease of access to green spaces that include an aerobic composting bin, native plant garden, as well as edible plant garden
• Rain water runoff from the angled roofing all goes into closed and filtered drums for the use of the garden.
• There is a lattice structure surrounding the entire home which helps to reduce energy consumption by regulating temperature and providing shade

The modular home is a customizable, able to function with more or less modules in accordance to customer’s available funds, and needs. The layout of the house can be arranged in a variety of ways including less or more modules.