Prince Concepts has revealed a glimpse of a unit inside ‘Caterpillar,’ a Quonset hut housing project in Detroit.
Man Builds Dream Quonset Hut Home in Hawaii
Pete G. purchased a Quonset hut from SteelMaster and designed the home of his dreams on his five acres of land in Hawaii.
Steel Hut Concepts’ Sustainable, Affordable Quonset Huts
Steel Hut Concepts is a company that specializes in designing custom residential and agricultural Quonset huts using SteelMaster buildings.
The Story Behind Detroit’s Quonset Hut Community ‘True North’
Real estate developer Philip Kafka revealed how his idea to create the Quonset hut village “True North” came to fruition on the Daily Detroit podcast.
Construction Underway at ‘The Caterpillar’ Quonset Housing Project
Major progress is underway at Prince Concepts’ new Quonset hut housing project, ‘The Caterpillar.’ The company released photos of the building being constructed, along with an update on the project.
Detroit Developer Begins Second Quonset Hut Housing Project
Prince Concepts, the real estate development company behind the award-winning Quonset hut village ‘True North,’ has started its second Quonset hut housing project called ‘The Caterpillar’.
Remote Quonset Hut Cabin in the Alaskan Wilderness
SteelMaster customer Rod E.’s Quonset hut cabin is the perfect place to get some rest and relaxation in the Alaskan wilderness.
Eye-Catching Quonset Hut Lake Home in Midwest
Among all of the unique houses and architecture on a large recreational lake in the Midwest, you’ll find Tom and Kim W.’s SteelMaster Quonset hut lake home.
Lavender Farm’s Quonset Hut Casitas Offer Views & Hospitality
The Quonset hut casitas of Rockin’ H Lavender Farm in Texas are unique structures that offer amazing views and encourage relaxation for guests.
California Wildfire Victims Replace Ruined Homes With Quonsets
Vern Sneed of Design Horizons has collaborated with SteelMaster over the years to create “Q Cabin Kits,” economical, non-combustible Quonset hut homes that are designed to survive a wildfire better than any stick built home.