Connect 12: A Modern Prefab Marvel in Menlo Park

Introducing Connect 12: A stylish, modern prefab home designed by Connect Homes in the heart of Menlo Park, California. This two-story marvel fits seamlessly into a narrow lot, showcasing its clear cedar wood interior and engaging with its lush surroundings.

Menlo Park, famous for its majestic heritage oak trees, provides the perfect backdrop for this stunning architectural gem. Experience seamless indoor-outdoor living as you step out onto the South-facing dining deck or marvel at the precision of its prefab construction.

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About Connect 12

Customizing the Menlo Park Connect 12

Connect Homes has delivered 109 homes so far, with Menlo Park Connect 12 being their 23rd house. The client required a spacious home on a narrow, non-conforming lot, prompting Connect to design a custom solution.

Innovative Architectural Design

The house features a long, thin bar that turns 90 degrees to engage with the front yard, showcasing a stunning clear cedar wood interior. A steel-stringer stairway leads to the second floor, offering a seamless transition between levels.

Maximizing Outdoor Engagement

Focusing on side yard engagement, the house features a South-facing pocket dining deck. An entire glass wall retracts in-wall, seamlessly connecting the kitchen to an outdoor eating area. Additionally, a prefab steel-frame Connect Carport is situated under a massive heritage oak, a signature feature of this part of Menlo Park.

Delivery Day Photos and Challenges

Photos from the delivery day reveal that the house was 90% completed in the factory. The team had to employ exotic methods to navigate the oak tree while handling large modules, showcasing their problem-solving abilities.

Photography courtesy of Connect Homes

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- by Matt Watts

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