Micro shelter

“The Goddagidda Way” designed and built by Derek “Deek” Diedricksen (a micro homeless shelter, pre-fab treehouse/treefort, and/or indoor escape cube all-in-one)Here are a fe…

Japanese tiny house

This is the story of a couple who built a $500 micro camper in the woods on their own land in Northwestern Wisconsin. Would you ever consider building a micro cabin like this? If so, would you

Eschewing excess space and making the most of every inch, these functional but tiny homes prove that bigger is not always better.

....or a really cool modern Tree House pod? Here's one of TWO things we built at our last hands-on Tiny House Building Workshop- the other build was MUCH larger and we'll showcase that soon. We also heard from close to a dozen guest speakers, dwellers, designers, bloggers, and builders- AND toured a really cool NEW tiny house model from "The Jamaica Cottage Shop"- one designed by Domenic Mangano- that tour is also below.... Anyway, even in this tiny little build, we were able to showcase…

Conestoga Huts are cheaper and easier to assemble than other individual shelters and tiny homes, and Hut Manuals are purchased around the world by those aspiring to build their own Huts. These resilient structures emphasize keeping unhoused people dry and safe. Security is a crucial asset; too many people on the street lose their belongings.

This is Derek Diedricksen's Hickshaw Micro Cabin (circa 2010). Over ten years ago, I was really excited to see these photos in my e-mail today from Derek "Deek" Diedricksen. Why so excited? Because he built this

Conestoga Huts are cheaper and easier to assemble than other individual shelters and tiny homes, and Hut Manuals are purchased around the world by those aspiring to build their own Huts. These resilient structures emphasize keeping unhoused people dry and safe. Security is a crucial asset; too many people on the street lose their belongings.

Peter Gould wants to help Victoria’s homeless, one shopping-cart sized tiny house at a time. “I struggled with housing, in shelters for a few years.

Check out our facebook group at www.facebook.com/tinyhousehub Its VERY gratifying to get email from readers who inform me that my designs, builds, or book have inspired their own creations in one way or another, and that was the case from Australia's Nathan Anderson, whose "Outback Shack" Shelter (Love it!) is a spin off/combination of ideas from my 2009 shelter on wheels "The Hickshaw", and my micro cabin "The Little Blue Bump", as Nathan states. "The Little Blue Bump", built at one of my…