Stackhouse

Swipe —> for our freshly-released docking plans for our upcoming flagship Denver, Colorado location ~ we call each area for a unit + exterior space a “Dock”, and the number is your address within the tower.

We are in the exciting process of going through our co-op purchase applicants list and contacting selectees, so be on the lookout for a call or email from the Stackhouse team!

Dock pricing varies depending on exterior space, views, floor, and orientation. For dock pricing info, please visit https//docs.stackhouse.life and head to the Dock Selection section.

We may be the first company being built around the idea of nomadic container home living, but we are far from the first to explore modular housing.

The first residential architecture designed according to a modular housing scheme is often associated with architect Buckminster Fuller in the 1920s with his Dymaxion House. Today, there are countless examples of multi-family housing designs that make the most of modular, such as the Vijayawada Garden Estate by .

Working with modules is conceptually similar to working with a kit of legos - construction and spatial creation is more streamlined and efficient to construct. Many modular apartment buildings today incorporate natural air flow through exterior green spaces to promote wellbeing. This is one of the strategies that we are looking forward to incorporating in all of our towers, designed to respond to each region.

(2/3) Colfax Avenue street-level visualization of the brick storefront entry, designed to blend with the neighboring architectural context.