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DIY Tiny House

EDC lovers rejoice, you can now purchase this how-to manual ($99) in PDF format to build your own tiny house on wheels! Built on a 16 foot trailer, the Bunk Box is a unique energy-efficient tiny house with 125 square feet on the main floor, and an additional 72 square feet in the sleeping loft. The plans include clear instructions and detailed drawings of the interior and exterior, suggested materials, electrical plan, product details, and trailer connection details, to help you create your custom made portable home.      



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CHICKEN POINT CABIN | BY OLSON KUNDING ARCHITECTS - Image

CHICKEN POINT CABIN | BY OLSON KUNDING ARCHITECTS

Olson Kunding Architects are the minds behind the idea for the cabin is that of a lakeside shelter in the woods—a little box with a big window that opens to the surrounding landscape. The cabin’s big window-wall (30 feet by 20 feet) opens the entire living space to the forest and lake. Using a beautifully designed system of pulleys, the massive window can be easily operated by a small child....
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BASECAMP TINY HOME

The Basecamp Tiny Home is a small house on wheels that´s jam-packed with storage space, pet-friendly features, and sustainable technology to allow it to operate off-grid. The little retreat has all of the comforts of living in a larger space condensed into a small two story 204 square foot house. It features a living room with a couch that can also serves as a guest bed, a wall-mounted TV, a storage loft, a fully stocked kitchen with a gas stove, a bathroom, a slee...
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REDFERN WAREHOUSE

Tucked away in Sydney's Redfern, the Redfern Warehouse is a masterclass in adaptive reuse, an industrial shell reimagined into a warm, contemporary family home. Architect Ian Moore preserved the original brick facade and massive timber trusses, using them as the backbone of the renovation. The result? A striking blend of heritage structure and modern design with no trace of nostalgia. Inside, a sleek upper-level residence floats above the open grou...
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