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Village Farm Tiny Home

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Who is village farm?

Village Farm is a tiny home community centered around Green Gate Farm and based in East Austin with a mission to simplify life and cultivate a sense of community.

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Founded in 2018

“At Village Farm, we believe that fostering a strong sense of community is at the heart of our tiny home.”

Concept

The design is inspired by the ancient Iberians during the Neolithic Age, located on the Iberian Peninsula, now home to Spain and Portugal. They lived in villages and their communities were based on a tribal organization. The Iberian’s small homes were built around a multi-functional main room that consisted of raw materials such as tree trunks, adobe, and stone plinth. With an introduction to agriculture, farming and pottery were two important aspects the Iberians incorporated into their daily routines, leading them to be more urbanized than their neighbors.

The Village Farm Tiny Home Community shares characteristics with the Iberians in terms of living within compact multi-functional spaces and the agrihood culture, where everyone is connected and live as a community.

With a modernized twist to the lifestyle of the Iberians, the tiny home will feature Spanish Revival designs along with carved clay tiles to highlight the famous pottery and the incorporation of the building materials seen throughout their homes such as wood and adobe-like walls. In addition, the space will feature an atrium to invite the outdoors in, along with adequate amounts of natural lighting and an open space to create a comfortable and airy environment.

Maximize Space

Innovative storage options and multi-function spaces

Design Drivers

Modern agrihood Phase III

Lot size: 68’ x 24’ Park Model Size: 30’ x 19’

Comfort

Maintaining minimalist design for easy and comfortable mobility

Functionality

Multi-functional furniture and open spaces for easy navigation and usage

Easy maintenance

Low maintenance materials to accommodate limited mobility

Privacy

Separation of private and public spaces

Sustainability

Use of sustainable materials and plant life to improve quality of life

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