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- This tiny farm house on wheels starts at 63K Thu, 20 Apr 17, 12:38amIf you're in the market for a tiny house, it doesn't get much cuter than this. We’ve written before about Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, which handcrafts tiny dwellings for people interested in exploring low-impact living....
- This tiny farm house on wheels can travel with you wherever you roam Tue, 4 Apr 17, 8:25amWe’ve written before about Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, which handcrafts tiny dwellings for people interested in exploring low-impact living. One of our favorite designs is the brand new Farallon RV with a classic farmhouse...
- The Farallon is a tiny farmhouse-style home you can take wherever you go Mon, 3 Apr 17, 9:23pmWe’ve written before about Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, which handcrafts tiny dwellings for people interested in exploring low-impact living. One of our favorite designs is the new Farallon RV with a classic farmhouse...
- British Columbia’s First Earthship Built with Pop Cans and Old Tires is Still Standing Strong! Fri, 19 Sep 14, 2:30amIn July 2009, Sandra Burkholder and her family began building an Earthship in Kamloops, BC; a sustainable house built with used tires and pop cans...
- BC’s First Earthship is Still Standing Strong, and Growing Ever Greener Tue, 29 Jul 14, 2:30amIn July 2009, Sandra Burkholder and her family began building an Earthship; a sustainable house built with used tires and pop cans. Known as the Darfield Earthship, the home features green building methods, water conservation,...
- Derek Diedricksen’s Tiny Gypsy Junker Cabin Can Be Yours for $1,200 Tue, 19 Mar 13, 3:53amDerek “Deek” Diedricksen is arguably the king of tiny houses: his work has been covered everywhere from the New York Times to the History Channel, and his micro homes have inspired people everywhere...
- Container Nation: Multi Family Housing in Utah Sat, 11 Apr 09, 4:30amContainer homes are popping up all over the place, but not many multi-unit developments have been built from containers. This proposed 200-unit apartment complex, designed by San Francisco-based Group 41 and their brainchild...