Britespaces' model names — Model 264, Model 352, and Model 480 — reflect the amount of square footage they have. The two smaller ones are studios, while the largest is a one-bedroom home.
The homes feature concrete foundations and pine frames. Each precut component fastens into place, which contributes to a quick build.
You can customize the size, finishes, window color, trim color, cabinets, counters, and flooring. Here's a look inside a Model 264, which was shipped in 64 boxes:
The bedrooms have high ceilings, which makes them look larger.
Throughout the homes, there are LED lighting as well as ample natural light.
The bathrooms, which measure about 20 square feet, include a shower, toilet, and sink.
Each home is also designed to accommodate an electric water heater, rooftop solar panels, and a battery pack to store solar energy (which are add-ons), Kimmich says. Eventually, Avava hopes to design an open source house that anyone with basic DIY skills could build.
