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Swedish Guest Cabin


This cabin was disassembled and brought back to life as an active part of a larger ranch More
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Tiny House Tower
I have been building this tower for 3 years. It is 144 square feet, 11x13 footprint. It has two floors and towers a grand 23 feet in height. Being in the city, my footprint was restricted to 144 sq ft, however, in the city books, I was permitted to go up as high as an [...] -
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Backyard House
I wanted to create a setting that would draw people to the corner of the backyard throughout the year. My passion for construction and design took over and the backyard house was born. A 154 square feet backyard house that houses guest and a space for hanging out. Built using old barn wood. More info. [...] -
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Tiny RV House
I think I am going on five years in my 29' - 1987 lakeview by crestwood. Turned it into a diner for a summer, and now a fulltimer in Iowa. I just installed a woodstove (antique pot belly, taking care of my leak (a whole other story) and loving the tiny house space. Still trying [...] -
Tiny House Ontario


Looking at it, you would never consider this a roomy space but even so when people come to visit they are surprised because the space moves outward when you come inside. More
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Tiny House Snowbirds
For part of the year we live in Gibsons, BC. Pretty much (well at least in my mind) the most beautiful corner of the world ever! When we live there, we live in our 32ft 1952 wooden boat “Dovekie”. We just got her this past summer, and had a wonderful few months on her, loved [...] -
Flow’s Zen Buggy
My name is Flow and I wanted to share with you the vardo I designed this year & with the help of my builder friend Tim, the guys @ Imperial door, Scott @ NPMetalRoofs.com and reclaimed wood from Bug @ Heritage Salvage, my dream became reality! Built on a modified 5x8 ft. landscape trailer my [...] -
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Ice Cream Igloo
This is the ice cream igloo; using large pails (20L empty ice cream containers), Pete and friends used an old satellite dish to create a form/mold around wich to assemble the pails. Each is filled with sawdust, making it a highly insulated structure. Several nails go through the lid of each pail into the neighbouring [...] -
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Off Grid Jenny
My pal Jenny left Seattle for her undeveloped property in Eastern Washington. She spent a few months developing rain catchment systems and getting the chickens going but with winter approaching and a dearth of insulation and supplies, she decided to close it all up and spend the winter somewhere warm and safe. As you can [...] -
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