P/A Award. Cover of Architect Magazine. Featured in a+u (Japan). Reviewed by BusinessWeek, Inhabitat, Jetson Green, TreeHugger, and the major prefab blogs of the late 2000s. Every link verified.
Patrick Tighe Architecture's Nodul(ar) House — the prototype designed on the Jeriko aluminum framing system — wins the Progressive Architecture Award. Cover of the January 2008 issue, featured by Katie Gerfen.
Wayback Machine archive →Architect Magazine's interview with Tighe on the post-and-beam extrusion kit-of-parts that became the Jeriko Nodul(ar) House. "An effort to make good design more accessible to more people."
Wayback Machine archive →Japan's flagship architecture monthly Architecture and Urbanism (a+u) features the Nodul(ar) prototype on the Jeriko system. Third major architectural-journal placement after the P/A Award and Architect Magazine cover.
Featured Jeriko House among post-Katrina New Orleans startups. Notable: Keegan was the original architect on the Jeriko project before Patrick Tighe took over — an unusual participant's-eye account in mainstream business press. More from Edward Keegan.
Co-founder Angelina Burst profiled by Ladies Who Launch — the post-Katrina story of how she and Shawn rebuilt their dream and turned it into a company.
The original Jeriko launch press release: PreFab 2.0™ positioning, the German aluminum framing story, the $7M Community Outreach Center pledge, the "10th house" gift program, and the goal of 100 houses sold in 2007. The full press release text is preserved on Jeriko's own archived /media/article1.html.
"Prefab is notorious for being a whole lot of concept and not much follow-through. So it's no wonder the early buzz about the new Jeriko House rings with skepticism… [but] might as well ooh and aah at just how good it does sound."
Original URL (now a 410 / dead) →The four cylindrical "utility nodes" — kitchen, powder room, full bath, stair tower — function as detachable apps. Stackable for two-story service. Inspired by 1960s Italian product design.
"Today, New Orleans-based CEO of Jeriko House, Shawn Burst, announced his company's plans..." Jetson Green's same-day launch coverage.
Lloyd Alter on Jeriko: "this thing sounds almost too good to be true." Pointed out the contradiction between green sustainability messaging and the boast of "exotic wood floors, precious stone, granite, and marble." More from Lloyd Alter.
PrefabUpdate maintained an entire category dedicated to Jeriko coverage. "The Jeriko House is being readied by Shawn Burst, a Louisianan who wants to create an attractive, ultra strong, modern, prefab house..."
"Frame is seismic resistant and hurricane resistant. Can be assembled in a fraction of the time of typical homes."
Weekly prefab roundup. Prefabcosm also maintained a dedicated Jeriko company profile.
Reference directory listing of all three production models with renderings: Jude · Caleb · Luke.
The architect's own project documentation page. Status: "In Development." Includes 10 high-resolution renderings, plans, and diagrams.
"Anyone who has ever flipped through an issue of Dwell knows that prefab homes can be quite attractive and deluxe..." Original URL no longer recoverable; cited on Jeriko's own contemporaneous Media Exposure page.
Independent feature with a Burst quote: "The Jeriko House is a home that will engage you, in ways far surpassing the experience of those who simply own their houses."
Late-window blog post focused on the Jude flagship model.
The company's own contemporaneous list of press placements, archived September 11, 2010. The source list this page is built from.
The full original December 22, 2006 launch press release, archived from jerikohouse.com.
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