COVID 19: Work at Home or Cubicle Office - Privacy Booth?

In these trying times were minute complex assemblies of deadly nucleic biomolecules (coronavirus) changed the landscape of doing business across America, needless to say, the world.

Because of the scare, the question of many professionals choosing to work from the comforts of their homes is inimitable, but will it apply to all business internet conferences are now business essentials.

Still, we can't say Zoom, and Skype meetings are a new normal. The first video conference technology dates back to the 1927 video phone by Bell Labs. By 1964 AT&T's Bell Labs evolved video conferencing technology into the modern video conference today.

Due to the evolution of communication technology, online presentation, virtual meetings, network spreadsheets, online work-dashboards have faded the way for anyone to set-up a work environment at home. Its viability has been and will be in no small percentage of the professional population, especially now the onset of the pandemic is not subsiding at all.

But work at home also has a few realistic disadvantages; lack of community relationships, stresses on reliability, low retention, difficulty to manage accountability are few of those many things that may affect business productivity.

In our minds, to balance the shift from working at home, and to be physically present to the office, as business may require, is the mix needed to redeem failing companies of America.

Ego, business owners should consider privacy booths within the workplace not just to create partitions but, more important, especially now as protection and deterrent against COVID-19. If you will observe, because of the boom of Silicon Valley, an open co-working space within a workplace became a popular floor plan to a lot of office set-up mostly across California. There are merits to such a spacious feel workplace, but suddenly mid-March of 2020, social distancing as the new now, is calling for traditional office rooms per working individuals as a business set-up.

GO DADDY OFFICE - Photo Credit: Des Architects Engineers

GO DADDY OFFICE - Photo Credit: Des Architects Engineers

If you will observe, because of the boom of Silicon Valley, an open co-working space, skinny interior architects call it for a workplace. It became a popular floor plan to a lot of offices set-up mostly across California. There are merits to such an open feel workplace, but suddenly mid-March of 2020, social distancing as the new now, is calling for traditional office rooms per working individuals as a business set-up.

FACEBOOK OFFICE IN BOSTON:  Photo Credit: Tech Crunch

FACEBOOK OFFICE IN BOSTON: Photo Credit: Tech Crunch

Now, after a nationwide lockdown, the US economy suddenly stops, can businesses afford interior construction within the workplace to induce a safe business operation environment?

We recognize there is a need but realistically, how in the world can we prioritize constructions right now? Let me tell you there is a way and it will not be so costly as and can be done without hammering, without drilling, without the noise, the mess that can halt business operation.

WE RECOMMEND THE CUBICLE OFFICE - PRIVACY BOOTH

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IDEAL DIMENSION

External Size: Height: 8.8 ft , Width: 6.8 ft , Length: 6.8 ft

Internal Size: Height: 8 ft, Width: 6 ft, Length: 6 ft

Powered by: a safe 10-20 Amp extension cord for basic AC, heating and norm Electrical distribution box with six circuits General lighting Four weatherproof power outlets.

Best Materials to Use :

  1. Insulated panels on all sides, including Base & Roof.

  2. All panels are 0.5” MGO clad. (Magnesium oxide) Fireproof, Waterproof, Mold & mildew resistant.

  3. All panels are Steel Reinforced & frame d.

A great privacy booth:

Soundproofing, acoustic sound panels to keep noise inside the pad (best for meetings, and video conferencing).

Built with exhause fan for ventilation, and a standy by vent for air conditioning system.

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When you need customization:

The process starts by reviewing your needs based on floor plan per square feet where CUBICLE OFFICE - PRIVACY BOOTH will be situated. Best, you can choose tiles for flooring, walls, and roofing. Use lighting that has a deem or brightens control.

Custom-fit utilization will depend on requirements and building specifications. If you have a plan design, send it to us, perhaps we can help.

We have the best architecture and engineering team that can review, drawn concept, and our factory can make it into 2D or 3D reality.

OFFICE PAD that can be situated outside of office buildings is also a timely, suitable option. Check out our video for the concept that can potentially help many for the new normal in workplaces.

FASTDWELLINGS.com is a manufacturing company that produces pods, fast dwelling housing units. We specialized in modular units, office compartment installation within or outside buildings, or private properties.

We strongly suggest considering privacy booths as business cubicles, configured as confined private working space to address the need to keep our work environment COVID FREE.

Kickstarter for Modular Homes - We need Backers for Tiny House Technology Development

Productions of Units:  There is a huge demand, nationwide scale, but the market appreciation or capacity to buy outright limits the potential of these inventions in the business scale. To make this venture lucrative we need to create prototypes, double unit (for a family). We need to produce and have a stock in our inventory line, with that we can easily supply the market in flexible terms of payments.

Marketing: With the funds from this campaign, we can produce more professional virtual tours as well as promotional videos, animation, and product imaging needed for nationwide to international scale marketing.

Export:   Fast Dwellings is a 100% US-owned company. It is our corporate mission to explore the export possibilities of FAST DWELLINGS PADS. We feel it's time for the USA to export more, and import less. The technological advancement of FAST DWELLINGS PADS as modular Tiny House / ADUs is marketable not just in the US, but more so, elsewhere in the world. We believe the Pads can help many countries stricken by global warming. We also have contacts with Southeast Asian countries, interested in our invention, we need funds to bridge networking cross-border. 

TARGET IS 19,000 + TAXES and MISCELLANEOUS FEES

  • -- 30% create marketing material - professional videos, PR.

  • -- 30% create prototype of double unit (for a family).

  • -- 20% arrange for a trailer for moving the demo units to events.

  • -- 20% R&D, architectural beautification and packaging optimization of Version 3 - single unit.


We as a company that pioneer ADUs and modular constructions for commercial and residential real estate, do understand corporate responsibility. But we feel we need the support of people who have the same concern for the country. Quadrow Pad is affordable housing at a faction of a cost against regular house contructions or other modular build The stream line of production, the assembly process needs pledges to assure success for our manufacturing objectives.

Please check out KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN Pledge $9,000 or more Own and Design your own Fast Dwellings Pad.

Be our partner with this pledge. You can design your own Fast Dwellings Pad with graphics and designs.

With this pledge you can configure it based on how you will need it.

Be an inventor your self, our factory can initiate your architectural, and engineer designs. $9,000 pledge opens you to collaborative work with us.

We can even sell your design and ship anywhere in the US.

OWN, DESIGN & SELL BE OUR BUSINESS PARTNER CLICK

Versatility of Fast Dwelling Pad as a TINY HOUSE is a solution to Homelessness in California

While this story may seem like an anomaly- it's not. Hundreds of thousands of students don't have access to secure housing. Many are living out of small, cramped cars and rely on school showers and locker rooms to get by. Those without housing have a variety of issues to deal with, but a lack of comfortable shelter is the main concern. Without a place to rely on, feel safe, and rest, people who are homeless struggle to survive. No one deserves to live in their car or on the street regardless of the circumstances

Tiny House Technology as Income Property Asset for Retiree Senior Citizen

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It was Toshi Ghalebi, an engineer and an inventor based in Indio, a city in Riverside County, Southern California, founder of Fast Dwellings, who developed a solution for senior citizens to afford retirement and help them come out from the negative impact of falling incomes and reserve mortgage liabilities against their monthly pensions.

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Some facts:

  • According to the National Council on Aging, “Today, more seniors are carrying debt into retirement more than ever before, and the amount of debt burden has skyrocketed over the past decade. For many, just keeping pace with the cost of daily living is a challenge.” There are much better options than reverse mortgages.

  • According to academic research, The number of homeowners over 60 were three times more likely to have a mortgage in 2015 than they were in 1980.

  • Citing U.S. Census data, the study also asserts that the number of households 65 and older with a mortgage grew 39% in the last 15 years.

  • Healthy retirees today can often expect to live well into their eighties or nineties, instead of dying in their sixties or seventies.

  • According to annual retiree health care cost estimate, “a 65-year-old couple retiring in 2018 would need $280,000 to cover health care expenses during retirement, a 75% increase from the 2002 estimate of $160,000”

As an inventor and engineer, Toshi Ghalebi recognizes the scalability of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) as living space for possible transient tenant/s. It can help augment income for senior-homeowners and attain a better-retired life.

But he also recognized though ADU is an excellent idea. The current running average price to construct an ADU is at $350-$450 per square foot in more expensive areas, not including the cost of adding basic living amenities and furnishings. For retired seniors living on pensions with no savings, the possibility of investing in ADUs within their properties is remote or close to impossible.

Now, even if our senior citizens can afford it, assuming they found a way, consider the lengthy, unpredictable, sometimes messy and painful dealing with General Contractors, not to mention the spanning qualification, testing, planning, constructing and complying with permitting and building policies. The idea for them to undergo such a process is a turn-off. All these things negate the potential of ADU’s to help seniors citizens out of strenuous financial predicament.

As a solution, Engr. Toshi developed the Pads. Its modular construction prefabricated units, are built off-site and pieced together at the job site or homestead. It can be assembled by a handyman in hours.

Engr. Toshi Ghalebi Pads temporary to permanent TINY HOUSE AS INCOME ASSET, are designed as user-friendly, homey and it's easy to own. It can accommodate transient backpackers, couch-surfer to permanent residence tenants. These PADS form as a dwelling space is a perfect passive income opportunity for the senior-homeowners, while still in mind privacy and safety.

Rather than allowing renters to rent vacant rooms inside the house, proper proximity makes it a safe way of allowing renters within their property, yet still outside the premise.

As far as safety and privacy for the homeowner, versus transient renters coming in and out of their private property, Quadrow Pad is a perfect structure to answer that possible issue.

Let's take Fresno, California as a case study to establish the demand

and feasibility of the ADU modular system like the Pads.

According to the United States Census, Fresno has a 1% population growth rate in the last three years. July 2018 survey says this county has 994,400 estimated population, 37,686 are Veterans, 46.9% Rate of Home Ownership and the home-owners vacancy rate is as low as 0.9%.

Fresno a job market increase by 2.0% over the last year. Future job growth over the next ten years is predicted to be 32.9%. The average income of a Fresno resident is $19,226, and the median household income is $41,455 per year.

These numbers are indicators of why rent demand is increasing according to an analyst of apartment rental properties Because very few properties are for sale, and if it is in the market an average income earner can't afford to purchase, the need to rent is the next recourse.

Housing experts say, despite Fresno's steady local economy, job market increase and future job growth projection, the county is not meeting its housing demand, and building development to prepare for the next 10 years is not even underway.

"If there are new developments it's probably because the builder got a tax credit deal or the development is for seniors. Income is not high enough to make the cost of project work for some builders. There’s a huge demand and it’s unmet”. Robin Kane, Fresno Multifamily Expert.

Therefore, the ADU modular system is something lucrative as passive income for senior-property owners given all data above.

If a 102 sq.ft Pad staring cost is $11,999 and add shower and comfort room cost for tenants at $4000, for FRESNO county based on size, a Senior Pad Homeowner, typically, earnings can be between $550 to $650 rental income per month. If so, the Return of Investment (ROI) will only take 24 to 36 months.

The good news is seniors owning single-family homes with a backyard can leverage underutilized space to immediately augment their income, without a huge debt burden and immediate returns.

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Housing Technology, offering solutions.

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Factory Address: 82613 Indio Blvd, Indio, CA-92201.

Hotline: 1+949-702-8642

eMails:

- info@quadrow.com (Engineering and Architecture Design Services)

- info@fastdwellings.com ( Ready to own prefabricated modular homes / Tiny House / Granny Flats / The Pad).

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