Yesterday, the Timber Framers Guild Lake Naconiche Workshop officially began, and we starting chipping away at the layout work for the 32×48 timber frame pavilion. It’s hard to believe in a little over a week, the building we’re looking at on paper should be up in the air… continues…” – Ziggy
I partook on the great adventure to build my own tiny house during my last two years of college. The experience was amazing and living in it the last semester of school was better than dreamed. However now after graduating and getting a job, circumstances are changing and in order to adapt to them all, it seems I have to pass the house on.” – Tiny House Talk
Learn more about Ben’s Tiny House For Sale near Austin, Texas.
Coming up in just a couple of weeks is the Tiny Texas House’s week long salvage building bootcamp. Scheduled for March 3rd through March 9, 2014. Using material from the Ugly Duckling Bootcamp you will design a home and then build it.” – Kent
Tiny Texas Houses will be hosting a week long salvage building bootcamp from March 3rd – March 9th, 2014… The plan is to build a tiny house design like that of “The Writers Cottage” and “Essay Contest” tiny houses. This house will be a 15′x12′ design with two floors…big enough to live in full time but small enough to get around building code in urban areas.” – Tiny Texas Houses
Read more about the Tiny Texas Houses “White Swan” Spring Salvage Building Bootcamp in Luling, Texas
The 180-square foot house was built for only $22,000 over the course of two months and Alicia lived in it while interning in Amarillo, Texas last summer.Her tiny home was built on a 7 1/2 foot-by-18-foot flatbed trailer and contains a small kitchen, bathroom with a shower, a loft bedroom and living space with a full closet. The minimalist interior is full of wood accents.” – Christina
This one room cabin offers a queen size bed, kitchenette and togetherness. Relax under the stars in your private hot tub located outside your back door nestled within a large deck surrounded by trees. You may enjoy nature at its best by strolling to the creek, while enjoying the tranquility of the sound of water flowing.” – Hill Country Premier
Learn more about The Wimberley Cabin…
“Clad in materials as rich in color and texture as they are in history, our spaces are built with one hundred year-old barn wood, longleaf pine, and corrugated metal that we have meticulously procured from historic barns and homes across Texas.
With pricing starting at $25,000, our spaces are accessible to a number of budgets. All spaces are built to suit individual needs and preferences. Typically built on site in Austin, Texas, they can be delivered to most anywhere in the continental United States.” – Reclaimed Space.
See more of La Arboleda…
Plans are moving ahead in the Austin area to house about 200 people who are chronically homeless. Community First Village has been about a decade in the making and in just a matter of months, it will break ground.
The property is 27 acres, with little cottages, mobile homes and even some teepees dotting the landscape. A three-acre community garden is also on-site. ” – KUT
Continue reading the story titled: Here’s What Austin’s Newest Housing For the Chronically Homeless Looks Like
Thanks to author Jane Devin for sending this my way!
This 440 ft2 (40.9 m2) weeHouse has just two rooms, an all-in-one living space and a bathroom. The living space has a bed placed in the middle of the room with a kitchenette and dining area at one end and a small sitting area at the other end. Custom cabinetry and wood finishes dress up the room. The surprisingly large and luxurious bathroom has both a shower and a bathtub. A separate shed houses the laundry machines and hot water tank.” – SmallHouseBliss
Read and see more of this Desert Retreat…
Looks like John Wells is going to have more company out in the desert. Pictured here is her outhouse. I wonder what kind of home Dona Lu plans to build?
“My part time SW neighbor Dona Lu came out to work on her place for the weekend. She pre-built studded walls for an out house building and needed a second pair of hands holding the parts so she could lag screw them together. Quite impressed with her design and carpentry skills.”
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