SuperLA Constructs SuperBungalows in Los Angeles Using Mass Timber Components
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Jenna McKnight
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Summary
SuperLA, a design and development firm, used mass timber panelised building components to construct the SuperBungalows on Marathon, a nine-unit apartment building in Los Angeles's Silver Lake neighborhood. The firm views homes as products rather than bespoke architectural projects.
Key quotes
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"SuperBungalows on Marathon" - Residential Building in Los Angeles
"Panelised building components made of mass timber" - Construction Method
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