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Wohnwagon

Created by manufacturers based in Austrian, the Wohnwagon (translated as Living Wagon) is an environmentally friendly tiny house on wheels that boasts an array of eco-credentials. The house has been designed by a small company, also called Wohnwagon, in Vienna.” – Humble Homes Source: Wohnwagon – An Eco-Friendly Tiny House from Austria

The Raven Loft

Dubbed the Raven Loft and perched among the trees of Pender Island in Canada, this tiny treehouse serves as a home for its builder, Geoff de Ruiter. Geoff, who is a graduate student of Northern British Columbia, sees it as a means of living a more sustainable lifestyle.” – Humble Homes See more of The Raven Loft …

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Writer’s Retreat in Brazil

The building is composed of just 334 square feet (about 31 square meters) and, according to the architects, takes inspiration from the symbolism of caves: “The symbolism of the cave is very broad and diverse. It suggests shelter, self-knowledge, a return to basics, reflection, pregnancy, growth, freedom through thought and many other meanings.” – Humble Homes …

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Prefab Panels Allow for Easy Construction and Dismantling

Woody15 is a 17.5 square meter structure (188 square feet). It contains a single room with some lofted storage space… The cabin is composed of 29 cross-laminated timber (CLT) elements, which allow for easy construction and dismantling. The cross-laminated elements were produced by the company Massiv Lust, and have a maximum width of 1.2 meters …

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Year-Round Cabin Retreat

The ground floor is home to a large living area and wood-burning stove, a kitchen and a small bathroom tucked away at the back of the home. The living room sofa can also fold down to accommodate additional guests.” – Humble Homes Read and see more of A Year-Round Cabin Retreat in Czech at Humble Homes.

Loft-Topped Bathroom Block Converts Small Raw Space into Habitable Residence

The living spaces are formed around, within, and on top of the central volume. All told, the loft has a total of six different “rooms”; a kitchen-dining area, a living room, storage space, a bathroom, and a Mezzanine that caters for both working and sleeping.” – Humble Homes This approach really simplifies the job of turning …

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