Cassette introduces stackable apartment pods that assemble into full apartment buildings in half the time of a typical construction project.
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Lights. Camera. Action! Dafna Kaplan, CEO of Cassette Systems, likens multi-family construction to making a film.
Modular housing company Cassette’s homebuilding business model and new one-bedroom apartment pod is quickly resonating with Los Angeles real estate developers.
One of my favorite parts of the career path I have chosen is that I have had the blessing to meet scary bright people.
On this episode of The Construction Record Podcast, digital media editor Warren Frey speaks with Dafna Kaplan, the CEO of Cassette, a construction technology company building modular homes that address both design and affordability. Cassette’s one-bedroom apartment pods are built off-site and are stackable into multifamily developments of up to six storeys. Kaplan noted the…
After one conversation with tri-city native (New York, Seattle, Tel Aviv) Dafna Kaplan, one is struck by her futuristic thinking, deep curiosity, and fearlessness to execute on existential-level ideas, such as solving homelessness in perpetuity.
At a pop-up event for Cassette in Glendale on Thursday, founder and CEO Dafna Kaplan said the inspiration for the stackable housing units came from her work with foster youth.
Women-Owned Cassette Launches its First Product Line in Partnership with California Modernist Design Luminaries, Hodgetts + Fung
Cassette launched its first stackable apartment pod product to the B2B real estate development market in October this year.
U.S. construction tech company Cassette has launched new stackable apartment pods that assemble into full apartment buildings.