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The appeal of living a more nomadic lifestyle represents a new take on the American Dream, especially among students in this millennial generation. Lots of writing on the millennials suggests that our suburban growth model perpetuated over the last 50-60 years is starting to come to and end.

It’s got its own solar system to power itself, and a bath and kitchen are independently supplied by rainwater. At the end of the day, you just need the environment to sustain yourself. You’re not tied down to a piece of land and be stuck somewhere. You can really go anywhere and do anything.

A 70 square feet “living system” with a composting toilet, rainwater collection system and solar power that is super lightweight and can be towed by almost any car. Built by REED students at Green Mountain College in Vermont. Shared by Kevin Coburn.

Originally shared at Tiny House Swoon.

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  1. Very impressive design guys! I love the shape compared to the average stick and panel tiny house on a trailer. Should pull well. I’m curious how you made out with the toilet. I’ve looked into that design myself and disposal of waste is always the tough part, especially in a colder climate where you can’t just bury the compost in winter.