This really is an innovative way to think about building a house. There are no studs nor any nails in the frame, and the entire structure is made from plywood or OSB. You tell a computer program about the shape of the house, and the program designs the structure. Then a laser cutter cuts the plywood pieces and a rubber mallet is all you need to assemble the house:

Digital Fabrication of Homes: An Innovative, Sustainable, Low-cost Approach to Building Homes of Architectural Distinction without Nails

See also: The Instant House: A production system for construction with digital fabrication

Other House Ideas

• A different way to build a house #24 – The Future of Houses, The House of the Future
• A different way to build a house #25 – The Passive House
• A different way to build a house #26 – John Travolta’s Airplane House
• A different way to build a house #27 – The Sliding House
• A different way to build a house #28 – floating houses
• A different way to build a house #29 – The folding home
• A different way to build a house #30 – Billionaires’ Homes
• A different way to build a house #31 – Concrete House
• A different way to build a house #32 – Capsule Apartments
• A different way to build a house #33 – Prefab Duplex
• A different way to build a house #34 – bridge house
• A different way to build a house #35 – Tiny houses
• A different way to build a house #36 – Zero-energy and Triple-zero-houses
• A different way to build a house #37 – Build a house that is really thin
• A different way to build a house #38 – Foam and steel construction makes a quick, inexpensive, super-efficient house
• A different way to build a house #40 – The capsule
• A different way to build a house #41 – The ultra-secure house
• A different way to build a house #42: Print it
• A Different Way to Build a House #43: Add Secret Passages and Hidden Rooms to your house!
• A different way to build a house #44 – Display your finest car in the living room
• A different way to build a house #45 – Build yourself an Earthship for an ultra-sustainable green lifestyle
• A different way to build a house #46 – How to add an elevator to your home
• A different way to build a house #47 – underground and able to ride out “the apocalypse”
• A different way to build a house #48 – design your own house like an architect
• A different way to build a house #49 – A tiny apartment with moving walls becomes 24 different spaces
• A different way to build a house #50 – Build yourself a Ninja house, or add Ninja features to an existing home
• A different way to build a house #51 – An inexpensive home using recycled wood and natural materials
• A different way to build a house #52 – The flat pack house
• A different way to build a house #53 – inexpensive housing for the developing world
• A different way to build a house #54 – Log homes
• A different way to build a house #55 – Lustron homes – Amazing steel prefabs from 1950
• A different way to build a house #56 – Buckminster Fuller’s Dymaxion pre-fab house from the 1930s
• A different way to build a house #57 – Using an RV as a home
• A different way to build a house #58 – Virginia Tech’s LumenHaus
• A different way to build a house #59 – Making the most of small apartment spaces
• A different way to build a house #60 – Building custom houses from laser-cut plywood
• A different way to build a house #61 – Building a house for $3,500
• A Different Way To Build a House #62 – Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) construction
• A Different Way To Build a House #63 – An 1,000 square foot 2-bedroom apartment shrunk into 420 square feet
• A different way to build a house #64 – Fitting your whole life in a 90 square foot apartment
• How to build your own automatic Star Trek door for your home
• How to build an underground fallout shelter to ride out the apocalypse
• The $300 House competition
• Free Boat Plans
• How to live in your car