Primary dwelling
Four-Piece Modular Unit in St. Helena
A narrow, winding driveway required Wolf to break a modular home into four pieces for transport and on-site assembly.
What mattered on this project
The property access made a normal large-section delivery difficult. Rather than forcing the site to fit the delivery, Wolf broke the home into four separate pieces.
Splitting the home let the project stay modular even with the narrow, winding driveway.
Project highlights
- Split the home into four pieces to solve delivery constraints.
- Assembled the home on site after transport.
- Kept the owner on a modular path despite difficult access.
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