“Tiny Houses” doesn’t offer how-to tips. Instead, the author prompts readers to reexamine their ecological footprint and think about living smaller. Take the Micro Compact Home by Horden Cherry Lee Architects with Haack Hoepfner Architects. The 76-square-foot aluminum cube has two double beds, a dining table, what Zeiger says is a “well-equipped kitchen,” a toilet, a shower and, allegedly, leftover room for storage.
(via Re-Nest)
reblogged from tylersoron
-
thereciprocity reblogged this from tylersoron
-
fewdull liked this
-
tylersoron posted this
