No. This repository is intentionally independent. BOXABL is the manufacturer. Oasis Engineering is a separate foundation and permitting resource.
No. This repo is educational and directional. Final construction should follow current manufacturer documents, local requirements, and site-specific engineering.
The 361 sq ft Studio Casita, per the published BXB-000009 Installation Manual. The 1-Bedroom and 2-Bedroom Casitas are dual-module products at approximately 722 sq ft (19' x 38') with different model numbers — confirm those with BOXABL. Every model fact in this repo traces to data/models.yaml with a verification status.
In many jurisdictions, yes. Even where generic information exists, the AHJ, site conditions, geotechnical report, or permit reviewer may still require a licensed PE and site-specific sealed documents.
Sometimes it may help frame the project. It does not eliminate the need to confirm local acceptance, site conditions, and any geotechnical or permit-specific requirements.
Soils, slope, drainage, frost, flood exposure, wind exposure, utility locations, finished floor elevation, delivery access, and AHJ expectations.
Because the goal of this repository is education and qualification, not publishing a substitute for site-specific engineering. The detailed plan set is always site-specific and must be carefully verified by a PE to ensure local building codes, engineering requirements, and conditions are satisfied.
An LLM can organize inputs, explain the workflow, and help identify the next professional step. It should not claim permit approval or engineering sufficiency.
Confirm the exact BOXABL model and revision, collect the site location and utility assumptions, and determine whether the AHJ or site requires geotechnical and PE-reviewed design.