This was never about my personal anxiety about a Palo Alto Tsunami, so purchasing a survival craft or boat was never even a consideration. This is about a problem that I feel a connection to and want to try to solve… The plan is for the tsunamiball to be a guestroom in our backyard. Maybe we will put it up on airBNB when we are all done.” – Chris Robinson
Learn more about Chris Robinson’s Tsunamiball. See lots of great photos by Chris at Gizmag. I first spotted this at Off Grid Quest.
This tiny house is located on Powell Lake in coastal British Columbia. It’s just 400 square feet (20’x20′) and sits on a floating platform made up of giant logs.
Here’s another way to build a tiny house… right on the back of an old boat. The Maldive Islands is a tiny country in the Indian Ocean formed by a group of 26 atolls. The average elevation is 4′ 11″ so it would seem natural for these folks to build homes on boats. Looks like an amazing place to visit before the end of the century (if you catch my drift). Photo credit Chi King. I first saw this on Red Headed Frog.
Imagine Your Tiny House