Flagship
Jude
Two-level signature plan with indoor/outdoor bar, 466-sqft entertainment lounge, koi pond, sundeck, and pool. Built for entertainment.
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The Platform for Living.
A modular aluminum framing system engineered like a luxury yacht — virtually indestructible, infinitely configurable, and finished with materials sourced from four continents. Built in weeks, not months.
The Manifesto
A house engineered like a computer, finished like furniture.
Jeriko House produces the world's finest modular prefabricated homes — offering unmatched flexibility of layout, the widest range of materials, and the deepest personalization. Designed with the fit and elegance of a contemporary luxury yacht, engineered with the logic and flexibility of a computer, hand-crafted like a piece of fine furniture.
4 ftStructural Spine
5Modular Unit Sizes
$175Per Square Foot, From
WeeksTo Erect, Not Months
Production Models
Three production homes. One platform.
Every Jeriko House is built on the same aerospace-grade aluminum framing system — but no two are the same. Choose a starting point and customize endlessly through the Floorplan Modeler.
Glass-forward
Caleb
Same floor plan as Jude with an aggressive glass-and-aluminum exterior — a contemporary luxury yacht for the land.
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Entry
Luke
A compact two-bedroom plan with a single open social wing and a sheltered 896-sqft outdoor entertainment lounge.
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Premium Finish
TREND
Premium finish package: Bandung cream marble, Solarlux glass, Poliform USA, Sub-Zero, Wolf, Clos-ette, Kohler Water Tiles.
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Aerospace aluminum, click-in fasteners, no compromises.
Jeriko House is built on a virtually indestructible grid of aerospace-grade aluminum and stainless steel — adapted from the "T-slot" framing used in industrial automation. Hurricane-rated, earthquake-rated, weatherproof, rustproof, pest-proof, non-flammable. The system uses click-in mechanical fasteners instead of nails or screws, and arrives at site as factory-finished panels.
Every home is designed along a 4-foot-wide structural spine that can be straight, L-shaped, U-shaped, or any linear configuration. Standard room modules — 4×4, 3×4, 2×4, 2×3, 2×2 — combine in any order. Add terraces, rooms, hallways at any time. The floor unit can be extended by 4 feet on all sides without additional vertical supports.
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From the Founders
"There is a better way to build, and a better way to live."
The team at Jeriko House set out to create modular housing with unsurpassable versatility, function, and design. The result: a house that is forward-thinking in its aesthetic, logical in every element of composition, and a genuine pleasure to own, maintain, and live in.
We believe nothing should keep you from owning the home you have always dreamed of — and the home you choose should be more responsible to its owner, the environment, and the future, without sacrificing design, strength, or function.
Kindest Regards, Shawn & Angelina Burst — Founder/CEORead the founders' story →
In the Press
Recognized by leading architecture and design publications.
Architect Magazine
BusinessWeek
a+u (Japan)
Inhabitat
Jetson Green
Busyboo
Prefabcosm
TreeHugger
Residential Design
Frequently Asked
About the Jeriko prefab system.
What is the Jeriko House building system?
A modular prefab home built on an aerospace-grade aluminum framing system originally adapted from industrial T-slot extrusion. Components arrive factory-finished and click together with mechanical fasteners — no nails, no screws. Hurricane-rated, earthquake-rated, weatherproof, rustproof, pest-proof, non-flammable.
How much does a Jeriko House cost?
Pricing starts at $175 per square foot. The flagship Jude and Caleb models are 4,320 sqft each; the entry-level Luke is 2,214 sqft. The TREND premium-finish package adds globally-sourced materials including Bandung cream marble, Brazilian rosewood, and Asian craftsmanship.
How long does construction take?
A Jeriko House can be assembled in weeks rather than months — typically about 5 months including design, permits, and financing. The actual on-site assembly is a fraction of stick-built construction time.
Is it hurricane and earthquake rated?
Yes — engineered to U.S. earthquake and hurricane codes. The aerospace-grade aluminum and stainless steel frame is engineered to withstand hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, fire, and pest infestation.
Can I customize a Jeriko House?
Fully. The 4-foot-wide structural spine can be straight, L-shaped, U-shaped, or any linear configuration. Five modular room sizes (4×4, 3×4, 2×4, 2×3, 2×2 units) combine in any order. Add terraces, rooms, or hallways at any time. Walls, doors, windows, and finishes can all be reconfigured.
Where can a Jeriko House be built?
Anywhere — urban infill lots, oceanfront sites, the edge of wilderness. The framing system is rust-proof and pest-proof, and the modular components ship to site for rapid assembly. Jeriko House serves the United States and Canada.
Build the home you've always dreamed of.
Starting at $175 per square foot. Houses can be created for the needs of virtually anyone and any environment — and they grow as your family grows.