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Cargotecture- HyBrid Art & Architecture, Enumclaw Wa

Established in 2003 by Robert Humble and Joel Egan, HyBrid Architecture and HyBrid Assembly integrate design, research and construction into one seamless process. The utilization of off-site fabrication technology allows for evocative solutions to complex programmatic restraints.  Ultimately, HyBrid is interested in maximizing efficiency, whether that be in time, money or natural resources.

 

I own a two spectacular lots in NC overlooking Lake chatuge in Hayesville. I want to trade one of my lots for a container home do you have any suggestions. I paid 180,000 for each lot and the are just over an acre each.

I was delighted to see your Cargotecture unit at PCBC, where I met Joel. I included it in my current blog post:

http://houseplansllc.wordpress.com/2011/06/27/news-from-pacific-coast-builders-show-pcbc/

I would like to talk to you about hosting other Hybridarc home designs (not cargo containers)in our Exclusive Studio. Houseplans.com is the largest online source of readymade architectural house plans.

Cordially,

Dan Gregory, Ph. D.
Editor-in-Chief

Daniel by all means feel free to give us a call… !

3 Jul 2011, 7:24am
by Bob Hertz

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Just curious, Are you the Joel Egan who lived in New York, at 220 Central Park West, If so, just saying hello. We met many years ago. Let me know how you are? What you are doing? Do you ever get to Ft. Myers, Fl. Love to have lunch with you, if it is you. Best to you and yours, Bob Hertz
239-471-3277 and my cell: 954-803-3394

Hey Bob,

No I think that must have been another Joel Egan.

I liked your article is an interesting technology
thanks to google I found you

18 Sep 2011, 7:02am
by Kath Quist

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Just been pointed to your site by my brother in Atlanta. Very exciting. Would you know if these would be feasible in the heat of the tropics? Would you consider advising on a project in Ghana?

Kath – we’d be happy to talk with you about a project in either Atlanta or Ghana. Please give us a call at 206-267-9277
Robert

I’m interested in designing a ski condo at Schweitzer Mountain in Sandpoint Idaho that would have minimal impact on the environment, efficiency of cost, and meet the needs of a family of five.

B.E. – give us a call to discuss your project at Schweitzer Mountain – sounds great
Robert

2 Oct 2011, 9:51am
by John Perkins

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Hi, I’m going to be in Seattle Nov 17 and would love to visit your operation and discuss cargotecture. Could I spend some time with you the afternoon of Nov 17?
thanks..

John,

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner – sending us an email at info@hybridarc.com is the best way to contact us directly. Yes we would be happy to meet with you when you are in Seattle on the 17th. Give us a call or email and we can set something up.
Robert

5 Nov 2011, 3:00pm
by John Perkins

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Hi,
Dropped by the office today and left my USA cel number. I could meet anytime on the 17th but late morning is best. Could we pencil in 11 am?

Hi guys,
Just wanted to contact you and say hello. Happened to stumble upon the HGTV clip of you two the other day and knew I had seen that house before. Sure enough it was in the Container Atlas book I have. Ever since I saw a Luc Deleu container structure a few years back I’ve been hooked on the idea of building with boxes. Glad to see others share the same passion. As an American in Tokyo I’ve become used to and quite fond of my little space and the thought of an inexpensive green home full of personality and uniqueness is fantastic! Continued success!
Best-
RJ Mundt

RJ – thanks for the kind words. I’m going to see if I can find a link to the HDTV show and post it on our site. Best of luck to you.
Robert

 

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