Teuf's House:
Originally a smaller design, after noticing an increase in personal guest of varying sizes, he quickly realized a need to expand. Thanks to the innovations his company made, he was able to build his dream house and the model for his new modular home technology. Starting with the knowledge he'd be entertaining large guest, everything in the house was scaled up to easily accommodate someone up to 15ft tall. Hallways, stairwells, and doorways are all 2 1/2 times wider than standard, giving plenty of room while passing other guest. Extra large bathtubs and showers were added to ensure at least 2 moderately large guest could fit in the tub at one time.

The entire house is built off of a concept of self-sustainability and renewable energy. Solar windows collect energy through sunlight although it's not really needed since the whole house is powered by it's own thorium reactor. A methane harvester collects methane from food and guest waste, using it to heat water, heat rooms, heat the pool/hot tubs, and heat a steam turbine that can create more electricity if needed. All locks are electronic and use either fingerprint recognition or a key code assigned to that individual guest.