Cars, phones and computers were all reshaped by design and manufacturing at scale. Housing was left out. Vessel Calypso is the apartment building, finally made like a product.
Step inside a Vessel Calypso.
Five systems, from the steel frame to the roof. Scroll to take it apart, one layer at a time.
- Steel structureType II-B, non-combustible steel on fourteen-foot bays. No wood anywhere in the frame.
- Factory-made panelsMade in Vessel's own factory, shipped flat-packed and stacked, then assembled by ordinary trades.
- EnvelopeTriple-glazed, argon-filled windows and about R-21 continuous insulation. Tested for coastal salt air.
- The homesNine-foot ceilings, a floor-to-ceiling window, a rain shower and a washer and dryer in every home.
- RoofHeat pumps up top, no gas service at all, and solar-ready from day one.
Built in a fraction of the time.
Homes residents
want to stay in.
The details residents notice are the ones that keep them renewing.
Higher margins, year after year.
Steel instead of wood, panels instead of paint, electric instead of gas. The savings come from the building itself, so the margin they add lasts as long as you own it.
About 50% lower operating cost per home, per year.1
1 Illustrative only, not a forecast or guarantee. Based on Vessel's operating benchmarks against institutional comparables; actual costs vary by property, market and operator.
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