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For over a decade, several architecture students at Auburn University have worked on a nearly impossible problem. How do you design a home that someone living below the poverty line can afford, but that anyone would want–while also providing a living wage for the local construction team that builds it? 10多年以来，奥本大学的几个建筑系学生一直在探讨一个几乎不可能解决的问题：如何设计一套生活在贫困线以下的人能买得起，而且每个人都想买，同时能为当地建筑队提供基本生活工资的房子？ In January, after years of building prototypes, the team finished their first pilot project in the real world. Partnering with a commercial developer outside Atlanta, in a tiny community called Serenbe, they built two one-bedroom houses, with materials that cost just $14,000 each. 经过了几年的模型构建之后，在一月份，这个团队完成了他们在现实世界中的第一个试点项目。他们与亚特兰大以外的一个开发商合作，在一个被称为Serenbe的小社区建造了两套一居室的房子，而且每套房子的物料成本仅为14000美元。 These architecture students and their advisors have spent more than a hundred thousand hours tweaking each detail of the house to optimize both the function and the price. 这些建筑系的学生及他们的导师用了10万多个小时微调房子的每一个细节以优化其功能和价格。 | 
