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ComOnkey explores AIIA’s development opportunities in Morocco for resorts, glamping, and outdoor hospitality. Key factors for assessing a modular accommodation project, from usage to the regulatory framework.

Assess the potential profitability of a tourist tiny house based on total costs, occupancy, nightly rate, expenses, taxes, and local regulations.

Long-term or seasonal rental: compare the tenants, management, costs, regulations, and occupancy assumptions before choosing a rental model.

Natural light transforms the perception of a compact space. Discover the roles of openings, orientation, views, and interior surfaces in design.

Wood, steel and glass: discover the main maintenance points to consider to preserve the appearance and performance of the materials of a modular home over time.

Living year-round in a tiny house requires assessing insulation, heating, ventilation, storage, utilities, and, above all, whether the land complies with local regulations.

Compact architecture can support a sense of well-being through light, views, materials, and a functional layout of spaces.

Installing tiny houses in a campsite requires examining the local urban plan, the status of the accommodations, utility connections, access, and administrative procedures with the relevant authorities.

For a multi-unit staff housing complex, examine the site layout, intended uses, access, utilities, and applicable zoning regulations.

Modular offices can be an option for adapting professional spaces. Compare the needs, site constraints, connections, and permits before deciding.

Modular homes can open up new avenues for architects and real estate professionals. Discover the design, site integration, and coordination issues to anticipate.

How many modular homes should be installed at a tourist site? Assess the capacity, access, utilities, common areas, and operating model before determining the project's scale.

Tiny houses and glamping: the criteria to consider when designing a unique accommodation offering, from the customer experience to integration into the tourist site.

Wood, finishes, openings, equipment and fittings: the key elements to consider when customizing an AIIA modular home to suit the project and its intended use.

Discover how AIIA modular architecture can help differentiate a resort project by enhancing the identity of the accommodations, the visitor experience, and the overall coherence of the site.

How much does a turnkey modular home really cost? AIIA breaks down the components of a project's overall budget and helps distinguish the advertised price from the costs you should actually budget for, allowing you to...

A ComOnkey editorial selection from the AIIA feature dedicated to the guarantees of modular housing.

A ComOnkey editorial selection from the AIIA dossier dedicated to the profitability of an investment in modular accommodation.

A ComOnkey editorial selection from the AIIA guide dedicated to choosing the right land for a tiny house.

ComOnkey relay to the AIIA file on prefabricated, modular, and traditional construction.

A new AIIA publication on design principles in modular architecture.

A ComOnkey editorial selection of the Nöma article about Remote work and modular housing: rethinking spaces.

A ComOnkey editorial selection of the Nöma article about Wood, steel and glass: choosing durable materials.