I’ve seen the tiny house thrive in 2011 like none other. People behind these structures — whether a tiny home, shed, backyard office, ADU, or off-season retreat — seem to have a little Thoreau inside. Nonetheless, please keep this in mind: only about 5% of the population would ever dream to live in a tiny house. Is this for you? Here’s a little round up of the built projects that we covered in 2011, in no particular order. Click the text below for more and use your tabs for hours of reading.
QB1 is an Energy Positive Tiny House
Cedar-Slat Tiny Sunset Cabin on the Lake
Solar-Powered Sunset Idea House 2011
Net-Zero Energy Tiny House in Berkeley
Backyard Work Studio for a Graphics Artist
The Crib is a Tiny Enviresponsible Shelter
Tiny Harbinger House in North Carolina
Tiny Tubular Hotel Built in Three Months
Super-Efficient ADU Complete in Portland
Sett is a Tiny, Green, Modular Home Studio
Prefab ADU Think Tank Built in Savannah
Pure Salvage Tiny House for Texas Living
Popomo is a Simple, Mobile, Modern Tiny House
Tiny Green Faberhaus Opens in Quebec
Earth-Friendly Garden Studio with a View
Credits: click the text links above for more information.
check this one out!
http://oaklandtinyhouse.blogspot.com/
Great collection!
I think this is great keep it up.I am running a series on youtube for all tiny/micro housers step by step how to build a tiny house. To empower anyone who wants to build their own . Episodes 1-10 are up and ready enjoy.http://kevinsmicrohomestead.wordpress.com/
Great post Preston- a nice array of styles….
Have a great new year! -Deek
Thanks, Deek!
Great fun reading the blog this year and allways many surprises. I had to pass on the Sunset Cabin though- all that glass way up north in such a small place. Disaster. Easy to kvetch but enjoyed all (most) of the projects.
I’d like to see something that is physically accessible – as many seniors and people with disability could benefit from green affordable accessible . More with raised garden areas too. Grow more own and less nature need to be cleared for the earth’s expanding population and helps those who live in poverty due to disability.
It is so awesome to see these kinds of houses popping up. Â The Sunset Cabin on the Lake is my favorite. Â Not sure if its the design or the surrounding area lol!
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