Tiny houses are often the epitome of sustainable living, but such small square footage doesn’t work for everyone. That doesn’t mean you can’t apply these principles to any LEED project.
As population density becomes an increasing challenge around the world, some are looking to microhousing as the solution. Could this be the answer to a greener, cleaner urban lifestyle?
OK, so you’re fascinated with the Tiny House movement and want to learn more... Now what? Check out these inspiring leaders to take your interests to the next level.
The tiny house lifestyle isn’t for everyone, but the eco-friendly principles and design tricks can be used in any size space. Which of these five options work best for you?
Settling into the Tiny House lifestyle isn’t always so easy when permits, regulations and zoning codes stand in your way. Here’s a quick overview of what you need to think about before making the leap.
Earlier this month, something rather extraordinary was unveiled in a parking garage of all places. Hint: it involves recycling and efficient design – two things all LEED professionals love!