In what looks like an ordinary woodshop in Madison, Wisconsin, filled with table saws, screwdrivers and more screws and nails than you could count, transformative work is underway. This space, operated and owned by a nonprofit called Occupy Madison Incorporated, is part of a village of small houses built to order for – and by – …
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Set in the midst of a forest, there’s a sense of enchantment surrounding the cabin. The exterior features a patio area with a large fire pit. The bathroom facilities can be found to the rear of the building in a separate little hut, and are accessed over a small walkway.” – Humble Homes Read and see …
A 128 square feet lake tiny house on stilts with wood-fired hot tub in Gordon, Wisconsin.” – Tiny House Swoon via Eau Claire River Tiny House
Camp Wandawega, in Elkhorn, Wis., about 90 miles north of Chicago, was for years run by the Catholic church primarily for Latvian immigrants. Its origins are racier: It was originally built in 1925 as a site for prostitution and illicit liquor sales during Prohibition.” – texastinyhomes.com Read and see more about Camp Wandawega
An introduction to Namekagon Cabins, a manufacturer of park model & sleeping cabins located in Northern Wisconsin: “The Park Models start out at $34,000.00 and are generally used as a part time seasonal home. They are built with standard construction methods, 2 x 4 walls, 2 x 8 floor joists and engineered roof trusses. Interior …
University of Wisconsin reports that an alum is building a tiny house. You can follow this family’s progress at Fat & Crunchy. “Peter Simon believes everything he needs in life will easily and harmoniously fit into roughly 300 square feet. Not a storage container mind you. A house. A 300-square-foot, 32-foot-long home.” Continue reading at UW Oshkosh Today » …
