"The idea that someone will do everything and build my flat elsewhere was too good an opportunity to miss"
The Daily Telegraph, 14 April 2001. more>>

"There's always room at the top. There's never been much kudos attached to prefabricated homes. But a clever company of Swedes is now reviving them and turning redundant rooftop spaces into luxury penthouses."
The Independent,
11 November 2000. more>>

"Luxury in a Box."
Architecture, August 2000
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"By the time they crane it up, you could have the beer in the fridge."
Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune,
June 24, 2000

"Swedish-built "prefab" living units are hoisted atop buildings."
Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune,
Saturday, June 24, 2000

"Your Penthouse is Prefab - ulous! Company Builds Luxury Units In Sweden, Then Hoists Them Onto London Roofs."
The Wall Street Journal,
08/05/2000

"Prefab Is the Latest Thing in Penthouses. Swedish Couple Cranes Ready - Made Apartments to the Top of London Buildings."
The Wall Street Journal Europe,
April 28 - 29 April, 2000 more>>

"From a factory in Sweden to a London rooftop - First Penthouse makes prefab living quarters for wealthy customers looking for a high- class address."
The Wall Street Journal Europe,
April 28 - 29 April, 2000

"Room at the top. The humble prefab is going up in the world."
Building Homes,
November 1997

"Iron Lady's daughter finds space of her own. Carol Thatcher's prefabricated flat will lend more space to her trendy loft conversion in Bankside Lofts on the South Bank."
Evening Standard
18 April 2000. more>>

"From Sweden to Bankside.
Carol Thatcher's made-to-order studio."
Financial Times,
Weekend April 1 / April 2 2000. more>>

"The rooftops of the central London skyline are a resource that has been left uncultivated for too long,"
Dwell Magazine
August 2000 more>>

"Bespoke boxes. Forget the structures that provided mass housing in post - 1945 Britain. The prefab is becoming the last word in home building."
Financial Times Property,
April 1 / April 2 2000.

"It's the ultimate property status symbol. But now penthouses are reaching new heights by being pre-built and perched on top of period buildings."
The Sunday Times,
March 12, 2000.

"There's more room on top. London is running out of building land - why not use space on the roof for a penthouse?"
Sunday Business,
6 February 2000

"Penthouses are relative newcomers in the property market - and even prefabs plonked on top of older properties are seen as chic."
Evening Standard, Homes & Property,
Wednesday 13 August 1999

"Up on the roof. Space is thin on the ground in London, so a Swedish property company is turning to the rooftops."
Evening Standard, Homes & Property,
Wednesday 12 May 1999.