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Lego-style apartment complex opens doors in Florida

Justin Stanton Editor, CM Digital
Photo the apartments in Lego-style construction by Renco USA
Each three-storey block was built by 11 unskilled workers equipped only with a mallet and a glue gun (Image courtesy of Renco USA)

A 96-unit apartment complex built with Lego-style, snap-together blocks has opened its doors to residents in Palm Springs, Florida.

It was put up by a small crew of unskilled workers armed only with mallets and glue guns. Renco USA is the company behind the Lego-style blocks.

Executive Patrick Murphy tells this month’s 21CC Podcast how the firm did it, and why it’s not like Katerra.

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