Alchemy continues to be amazed (and humbled) by the support of our 14,000+ wee enthusiasts. weeFans ROCK! And often propose ideas that we find so stellar, we like to share them.

Earlier this week, the New York Times put prefab on the front page (Arts section). MoMA's forthcoming exhibition "Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling" is sure to be a remarkable event. Although the weeHouse didn't quite fit the exhibition's profile, we're still excited to see the show and we appreciate the museum's nod to prefab as a growing (not just fad) method in building. The houses in the exhibition will represent a great cross-section of creative thinking. We also, however, loved Jen Carlson's take yesterday in The Gothamist on her ideal MoMA exhibit including photos of the weeHouse, Modern Cabana, and Tumbleweed Houses (also seen in Wired's recent "Small and Fabulous" article). Thanks, Jen! (No, she's not related.)

In addition to the 15 built weeHouses throughout the U.S., we have 13 weeHouses on the drawing board for Schapville, IL, White Stone, VA, Younkers, NY, Northfield, MA, Portland, OR, Esopus, NY, Minneapolis, MN, Hood River, OR, Cobbleskill, NY, Western CT, Los Angeles, CA, Baton Rouge, LA, and Concord, MA (along with other custom projects). As they are built, we'll certainly let you know.

Thank you for your ongoing enthusiasm around the efficiencies of modern, prefab architecture and, of course, our work. Cheers to a spectacular 2008!

-Betsy Gabler
aka weeBee