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The U.S. once looked to modular construction as an efficient way to build lots of housing and drive down costs. Sweden has put it into practice. Francesca Mari, a contributor for The New York Times, breaks down what it took for the idea to became a reality.
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Most wood houses in U.S. a century ago, esp in the West, easily assembled from pre-cut kits ordered in catalogues and coming by train from supplier companies, a little like Amazon today. So is this new?

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yes its looks like soviet shit.just use condoms and provide weapon to 3third wolrd countries to reduce the population,legalize all kind of drugs, give strong cheap drugs for free,let people to defence houses by terminated the stealers,create stand my ground laws.dont save on hous

"...modular construction as an efficient way to build lots of housing and drive down costs." Soviet Union did it on a much larger scale over 50 years ago.

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But it does not necessarily drive down the cost. There is no huge windfall savings.

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