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Cute little cabin and amazing what you can put into 20 m2. And it must be nice to know that you've built it yourself. But I don't believe for a second that thi
by flexie 13y ago
Cute little cabin and amazing what you can put into 20 m2. And it must be nice to know that you've built it yourself.
But I don't believe for a second that this is the architect's dream house. Come on. It's like saying that a static blog is a programmer's dream project.
She may have had a dream one night about living in a small house but I am sure that as soon as she can afford to, she will move into something bigger. Let's not kid ourselves :-)
- N2tommy 13y agoThere is at least one serious disadvantage to her house, and that is: when she cooks, the ventilation will be poor, plus her clothes and "bedroom" are way too close.
- drivingmissm 13y agoYeah it is just a tricked out mobile home.
- hsitz 13y agoActually, no, it's not just a tricked out mobile home. Apart from size, it's constructed like most regular homes, but even higher quality. Most tiny houses are built using stick framing, same as regular houses, with 6" exterior walls and lots of insulation (higher insulation level than most regular homes), have level of interior trim that is similar to but usually better than regular homes. Also most tiny houses are built so at least part of structure has very high ceilings, 11 to 12 feet, which greatly adds to feeling of spaciousness. Tiny homes cost much more per square foot than regular size homes, but of course are much cheaper overall. Even though they're usually built on wheeled trailers and can be moved, they're not built for constant moving. In short, tiny homes are built to "feel" like a regular home, even though much smaller. Mobile homes, in contrast, are not, generally feel cheap and light, much different experience.