Aldo Lavaggi said extreme downsizing was “an experiment in voluntary simplicity,” for him. He built his 105-square-foot timber house on a friend’s farmland in New York’s Hudson Valley and has lived in it since August 2012.” – Nina Glinski/Bloomberg
Read the whole story about Tiny Houses Big With U.S. Owners Seeking Economic Freedom at Bloomberg.
Here you see a tiny 10×12 cabin nestled in the snowy woods that was built 95% with reclaimed materials….
The following is a guest post by Joshua Woodsman from Pin-up houses. Every single man have a dream to build a…
I love this story. Apparently someone built a rogue cabin on public land, got caught, and move it without a…
This latest post from Snopes squashes the rumor that HUD was going to ‘ban’ tiny houses. Opinions ranged widely, as…
With all the talk about tiny houses being illegal, one might wonder if they’ll every be widely accepted. Truth…
The destruction left behind by recent powerful storms make me wonder if underground homes should make a come back?…
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
If you do not have property to tie in to. Is it possible to have a non profit green tiny house community in a town? If you have heard of this, can you please advise. I have contacted the Governor and media for advisement. I believe this could help with homelessness and be totally sustainable. Please advise. Thanks.