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History Mr. Geoffrey Warner began his own firm in 1989 after realizing that he wanted to do more than the day-to-day business. His design has spanned from hands-on construction to furnishings to even lighting design. His approach is quite


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History

  • Mr. Geoffrey Warner began his own firm in 1989 after

realizing that he wanted to do more than the day-to-day

  • business. His design has spanned from hands-on

construction to furnishings to even lighting design. His approach is quite simple: “maximize the impact of modest budgets through creative construction technologies” (weehouse.com)

weeHouse

Alchemy’s completion of the first weeHouse in 2003, then just an inexpensive prefab cabin, gained international attention as a symbol of architectural optimism. Since then, Alchemy has widened its scope, developing the weeHouse as a prefabricated answer for cabins, houses, offices, rooftop studios, and multi-unit developments, and has completed

  • ver 3 dozen prefabricated projects around the United

States. Whether you are looking to build a single site-built 200 square foot studio or a 75 unit prefab condominium, be sure to contact us and we will further evaluate your project

  • needs. We work on both a project fee and hourly basis

depending on project specifics. Geoffrey Warner, Founder Alchemy Architects and weeHouse

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  • PROCESS
  • MODELS
  • OPTIONS
  • BUDGET

The weeHouse is a modular prefabricated housing system that optimizes many elements of the traditional design-build process. Building in a factory setting allows for increased accuracy, building envelope tightness, less waste material, time efficiencies and numerous other factors that make modular construction both economical and ecologically sound. Every weeHouse is custom built to suit your specific site and budgetary needs.

  • weeHouse.com -
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PROCESS

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PROCESS

  • 1. Build the base frame.
  • a. The frame size predetermined based

upon selection

  • b. Forklift slots and crane pick points are

welded in. This ensures safe movement within factory and on site.

  • 2. Insulate base and attach framed

floor (including subfloor)

  • 3. Frame walls (interior and exterior)
  • 4. Windows and doors set
  • 4a. Roofing
  • 5. Mechanical rough-in
  • 5a. Siding and Exterior Trim
  • 6. Interior insulation
  • 7. Drywall
  • 8. Interior finish carpentry
  • 9. Paint and punchlist
  • 10. Load for delivery to site
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MODELS

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MODELS

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OPTIONS

  • 1. Siding + Exterior Finishes
  • 2. Sliding Doors and Windows
  • 3. Additions
  • a. Railings
  • b. Porches
  • 4. Hardwood Flooring
  • 5. Countertops
  • 6. Cabinets
  • 7. Accessories
  • 8. Lighting
  • 9. Bathrooms
  • a. Fixtures
  • b. Accessories
  • c. Tile
  • 10. Kitchens
  • a. Appliances
  • b. Fixtures
  • c. Finishes
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BUDGETS