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I am guessing the student is at Taliesin West near Scottsdale, AZ. The outside sure looks like it. TW was the winter HQ for Wright when he and his students escaped Wisconsin snows and cold. They would drive there in a caravan. It is a great place to visit if you are an architecture buff.
The correct link is: http://inhabitat.com/frank-lloyd-wright-student-builds-tiny-desert-dwelling-that-fits-only-a-bed/
or at least the only one that worked for me..
Where do you go to the bathroom?
Good question 🙂
Animals, scorpions, etc… could crawl in through that bottom opening window.
This is a perfect honeymoon retreat, we stayed at one almost like this 30 years ago, we took a portapotty a camp shovel and solar shower we made. It was great and simple ,oh yea still married:)
Try to build a structure like that in N Scottsdale now a days… Good luck, gov will laugh at you and refer you to the nearest mass home builder here in Arizona who will try to sell you a piece of crap 3/2 with zero lot line.
The students living in these structures need to proactively lobby and encourage our government to change its laws on small home building. We need it, every one is broke and the American cost of living is about to become like Europe soon. Good luck building a 2.5 million dollar house in 5+ years for what would cost 300k in today’s money!