CASE STUDY
State division of US Forest Service
Wildland firefighters work in challenging conditions, such as high temperatures and steep terrain, and may need to work long hours. Historically, they sleep in tents, on the ground, with little protection in the winter, or they are scattered across several different motels. This state found that these conditions made hiring and retention of top personnel: at any cost and needed a scalable solutions. This brought the average room night cost down from $150 per person to $70 per person.
These units designed using the Infinite Cube technology & innovation:
16p
Accommodates up to 16 people in comfortable conditions
10d
Production completed in less than ten days
4w
Capable of being designed and shipped within four weeks
150p
Provides scalability through rental options to house up to 150 people with only weeks’ notice
Framework
Remote Housing Project - Overview
Remote Housing Project - Plan View / Details
Remote Housing Project - Single Person Unit
Remote Housing Project - 2-Person Unit - Bunkbeds
Remote Housing Project - Common Area, Dining & Kitchen
Remote Housing Project - Bathroom / Shower Unit
