John Wells built the shell of this one-room shack over nine days in 2007; now his 60-acre homestead, deep in the West Texas desert, includes four shipping containers under an arched metal roof, nine water tanks, a solar shower and a solar oven.” – The New York Times See more of this house Off the Grid …
Meet Peafield. A 1980 Bedford TK horsebox that will soon become our tiny home in an expanding universe. Follow Peas off-grid conversion here.” – Nat & Daz Follow the Building of the Peafield on Facebook.
The cabin began as a steel cube—the vertical cedar slats give it strength, and openings in the back wall add interest. The verticality of the façade helps the cabin slip into the woods during the day, and at night light from the interior escapes through the silver openings.” – Inhabitat Learn more about this Off-Grid Tennessee Micro …
Without permanent power, the 450 s.f. structure is effectively heated by a wood stove. The cistern is currently filled by a water truck, with plans for a well to be dug in the future.” – Miller Hull Read and see more of the Marquand Retreat
Straw bales are stacked like bricks to form the outer shell of the home. Wood posts and beams are embedded in the straw bales to support the roof, window and door headers. Metal lath and plaster is used for interior and exterior finishes. The end result is a durable, environmentally friendly home.” – Off Grid Shelters …
A television company contacted us with news that they are looking for a family that’s moving off-grid to appear on their documentary-style television show. In particular, they are looking for a Mom & Dad with 2 or more children over the age of 10. If that sounds like you, email the names and ages of …
Students at Penn State are turning a trailer into an off-grid disaster relief shelter that will be well-suited for both first-response, as well as long-term aid.” – Inhabitat Read and see more of this Mobile Eco Shelter
The Pump House is located in rural Victoria, Australia, and is set amongst the rushes of a small lake. The house inherited its name from its previous purpose – it was originally built as a storage space to hold a water pump and farming equipment.” – Humble Homes Read and see more of The Pump House
Vagavond makes it simpler than ever for you to obtain the healthy self-sufficient off-grid life you’ve always wanted.” – Vagabond See more of Orange at Tiny House Swoon
Do you think today’s technology makes it possible or enhances the tiny house experience? What kind of technology do you have that would be perfect for downsizing your life?” – Laura LaVoie Read the original story that asks the question, Does Technology Make the Tiny House Movement Possible? My take… I think technology makes any size …
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This house changed my life. A Boho Walkers’ paradise inspired me to write a book, make a film, start a web site. Now you can experience it too. 3 separate buildings, outdoor kitchen, 2 toilets, hot shower – 700m up in mountain. Great Views to sea.” – Nick Rosen Learn more about renting this Off-Grid House in …
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Powered by a 2.4kw Antaris solar kit. 3 panels sitting snugly on the roof will charge the 6 batteries throughout the day. When fully charged, holds enough power to boil a kettle for an hour continuously.” – Tiny House Swoon
