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patrick kennedy holds the model of micropad: (stackable, mass produced, transportable microapartment
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the kitchen in one the units
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shipping container miniatures
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crane
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san francisco soma
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can the cargo industry inspire the prefab housing of the future?
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the micropad could be stacked to create buildings several stories high without extra structural effort
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stackable, mass produced, transportable microapartment?
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kirsten dirksen and patrick kennedy (panoramic interests' office)
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explanatory of the micropad stackable housing unit by panoramic interests (san francisco)
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patrick kennedy holds the miniature of a small micropad
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one of the long units
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the different units being mass produced (economies of scale would bring the cost down, increasing affordability)
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kirsten dirksen interviews patrick kennedy
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inside one micropad (can be used for student dorms, affordable housing, office space, temporary housing for workers, etc.)
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a miniature of the micropad by panoramic interests
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shipping container miniature
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the space inside equals one micropad