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Introducing the Alpha A-frame home. A modern take on a well-beloved classic, the Alpha celebrates the fundamental geometry of its structure by partially exposing the framing on the exterior. Join us for a look at this exciting new home offering!

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We really love the whole thing. Working with someone who’s creative was really good. Our Lindal rep came to the site, listened to what we wanted, and molded a design to our liking. We were able to have this beautiful, magnificent home and get the job completed on a decent budget, so I’m really happy about that. Lindal was great to work with, any time we had an issue they took care of it.”

Our modern home design webinar takes the guesswork out of planning and building your new home. Learn about the Lindal Elements approach to home design…

Frank Lloyd Wright designed his Usonian homes to be beautiful and affordable, built in harmony with their natural surroundings, and tailored to a client’s needs and…

Learn how we help you design your dream home in real time during client-focused, interactive sessions with architectural design professional Aris Georges.

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The A-Frame House: A Brief History When we think of unique and distinctive architectural styles, the A-frame house is one that immediately comes to mind. This simple yet stylish design has been used for centuries, and continues to be popular today. Origins of the A-Frame House The origins of the A-frame house can be traced

Are you able to integrate off-grid systems into a Lindal Build?

I do not own land. How can I go about finding land and how can I know that it's suitable for a Lindal design?

Is a Lindal home apt to retain as much value as a locally stick-built house?

Which parts are not included in the kit price? Finishing? Plumbing? Electrical? HVAC?

How do you maintain energy efficiency when designs consist of a large amount of windows/glass?

Do you work with preferred lenders for financing a Lindal Home?

Can we use any builder, or are there Lindal certification/training requirements?

Do you build the homes on a foundation with a basement?