Polyhaus

Fire-resilient mass-timber prefab homes with patented geometric efficiency.

Polyhaus is a La Jolla, CA design and building technology company founded in 2021 by Daniel Lopez-Perez and Celine Vargas. Their patented building system uses robotically fabricated cross-laminated timber (CLT) wrapped in insulated metal panels to create fire-resilient, rapidly assembled prefab homes. The geometric efficiency of their truncated polyhedron forms maximizes living space within a minimal land footprint. Models range from 540 to 2,500 sq ft. Featured in Dwell in 2025 and covered by the LA Times and Architectural Record.

Company profile

Location: La Jolla, CA. Home types: Modular, CLT, Fire-Resilient. Build method: Robotically fabricated CLT wrapped in insulated metal panels.

Published delivery framing: Nationwide. Ships across North America. Polyhaus manages fabrication and coordinates delivery and assembly. Duo models available Fall 2026.

Published delivery scope: Quote-specific scope. Scope is quote-specific. Confirm freight, setting, foundation, utilities, permits, assembly, and finishes in the written contract.

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