Original exploratory concepts. Areas come from the modeled room boundaries. Site, engineering, specifications and project pricing are developed separately.

A REAL HOME CONCEPT. YOUR DIRECTION.

Make it yours.

Change the roof. Find your materials. Look inside.
Take the choices you like into your own project.

LINEAR PAVILIONORIGINAL CONCEPT / INTERACTIVE 3D

DESIGN STUDY / ILLUSTRATIVE LIGHT

Preparing your home…

The same room, wall and furniture geometry is loading locally.

Rendering quality Optional · on this device

Enhanced previewSmoother edges while you explore.

Final render

Light is traced through your current model, including any unapplied preview. First use loads the engine and daylight, then prepares your GPU for 1–2 minutes. You can cancel while it prepares. No account or paid render service. Design-study quality depends on this device and the detail in your model.

One concept. Your roof, finishes and room selections.

Illustrative concept geometry and material appearance. This preview is separate from your saved projects. No account is needed to try it.

YOUR SELECTION / ITS COST SCOPE

See what belongs
in the budget.

The floor you are exploring, measured from this room. The next step is filling in the work around it.

Living, kitchen + dining · floor onlyLifeproof Fresh Oak · 22 MIL · 8.7 × 48 in

787.3 sq ftmodeled room floor

$2,903.56room-only material reference

44 cases × $65.99 per case. Includes the catalog’s 10% cutting allowance and whole-pack rounding for this room alone.

Selected floor materialStill to price: preparation · accessories · labor · delivery · tax

Price source and scope

Dated public reference · checked 2026-10-06. US website; store, delivery location, tax and availability not verified. This is not a local quote or a whole-home cost.

Open the supplier reference

Quantities use conceptual room centerlines. Room-only packs cannot be added across rooms; Studio combines shared products before rounding. Floor suitability, the installation assembly and all remaining rooms need review.

AFTER THE DESIGN / BEFORE THE COMMITMENT

A better picture.
A clearer next decision.

Your design is a starting point. These tools help you investigate the site, complete the budget and compare how it could be built.

THE SITE

Will it fit
the land?

Test a footprint and setbacks using your own dimensions. See the site questions that still need local confirmation.

Explore a site study THE BUDGET

What still needs
a price?

Inspect dated material references and the labor, delivery and installation work outside each price.

Open material sources THE METHOD

What changes with
the wall system?

Look at printed-concrete project disclosures and the work needed beyond the printed wall.

Compare the evidence

Research, dates and supporting tools +

Material source check: 2026-10-05. 9 of 10 checked listings showed a price; 1 was unavailable. These are source observations, not budget coverage, local quotes or live market prices.

Planning more than one home?Explore a development example with your own assumptions.

TRY THE MODELILLUSTRATIVE / 10 HOMES

Change a number.
See what follows.

Explore how sale price and construction cost affect a hypothetical build for sale.

Sale price per home$550,000$350k$800kHard cost per sq ft$150$100$250

Modeled project profit$905,40216.5% margin · before income tax

Land ceiling at 15% margin$476,228Total acquisition allowance under these assumptions

Open the full model

See all fixed assumptions

Homes: 10
Area per home: 1,800 sq ft
Total land: $400,000
Site work per home: $25,000
Permit fees per home: $7,000
Soft costs / hard + site: 12%
Contingency / hard + site: 8%
Selling costs / revenue: 5%
Target project margin: 15%
Duration: 18 months
Construction loan-to-cost: 65%
Annual interest: 9%
Loan fee: 1%
Average drawn balance: 55%
Other monthly carry: $5,000

Simple interest on the assumed average draw. Full contingency is spent. Soft costs and contingency use hard plus site costs. This is not a monthly cash schedule.

Explore cash timing

Teaching assumptions, not quotes or a forecast. This preview does not change your saved project or transfer its values into the full model.

DEVELOPMENT / AN OPTIONAL DEEPER LOOK

Test the numbers
behind the opportunity.

This ten-home teaching example is separate from the home you explored above. Its sale prices, costs and financing assumptions are illustrative.

Open project feasibility Explore cash timing

YOUR IDEA / READY TO DISCUSS

Bring more than
a blank page.

Continue your design to prepare a project brief with the selections you made, the costs you have evidence for and the questions still open.

Continue with a design Discuss my project now

An early idea is enough to inquire. Location, availability, scope and any fees are confirmed before an engagement.

WHAT YOUR PROJECT CAN CARRY

Your home conceptLayout, roof and exterior direction.

Your material selectionsRoom finishes and quantities where supported.

Your cost questionsRecorded sources and work still needing a quote.

Review exactly what is shared before sending.

How working with StackX works

Picture your home.Make it yours.

Start with a home.Make it your own.

Court House

Linear Pavilion

Pocket Retreat

See what belongsin the budget.

A better picture.A clearer next decision.

Will it fitthe land?

What still needsa price?

What changes withthe wall system?

Change a number.See what follows.

Test the numbersbehind the opportunity.

Bring more thana blank page.

Picture your home.
Make it yours.

Start with a home.
Make it your own.