DreamWeaver Homes is a public benefit corporation (PBC) utilizing advanced cold-formed steel manufacturing and fabrication CAD/CAM technologies to mass produce superior, cost efficient and environmentally sound construction components for housing construction. The process of using light gauge steel in construction is supported in multiple extensive studies by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), in association with Partnership for Advanced Technology in Housing (PATH) and the Manufactured Housing Research Alliance. One of the whitepapers is titled the Design for a Cold-Formed Steel Framed Manufactured Home, & available online at: https://www.huduser.gov/portal/publications/pdf/sfmh_rpt.pdf A follow up study by the group titled Steel Framing Prototype Development: Final Report, further solidified the structural and cost benefits of cold formed steel (CFS) housing construction. That report is available at: https://www.huduser.gov/portal/Publications/pdf/SteelReport.pdf Residential and commercial construction techniques & technologies have evolved to an extent where 100% engineered structures are producible faster, more safely and accurately & with greater structural integrity than traditional methodologies. The University of California San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering put a six-story, lightweight CFS building through a series of scaled motion earthquakes. The purpose of the tests was to see if it was possible to withstand a historic earthquake combined with an ensuing fire in a multi-story, multi-family structure. Test results proved that CFS could not only withstand the earthquakes & fire, but also could be built much more efficiently than traditional wood or concrete structures. CSIRO, Australia’s National Science Agency conducted a study titled Burning Down the House (A Trial by Fire). In their video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBtawn7IAnI, they successfully demonstrate that a steel frame home can be virtually indestructible