Could these luxury homes inspired by Ukrainian crisis shelters ease Europe's housing shortage?

When his employees' homes were destroyed in the war with Russia, one Ukrainian entrepreneur designed easy-to-build houses they could live in instead.

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00:13 I called people trying to collect them back to Kiev.

00:19 But again, it turned out many of them really lost accommodation near Kiev.

00:29 And so that was big question.

00:33 If I invite people return to Kiev, where they will live actually?

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00:52 Nobody knew what the situation gonna be in the close future in Kiev, in Ukraine.

00:58 So we understood the houses we produce should be really fast assembling and disassembling.

01:09 It allows people to shift, to move houses if needed.

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01:42 There's no question all around the world there is a massive need for affordable housing.

01:48 And what we're trying to do here is provide something which is not just affordable, but it's comfortable, it's dignified.

01:54 It's something that people can be sort of proud about living in.

01:58 As opposed to feeling like they're second class citizens and being shoved into sort of secondary accommodation.

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