Tiny House Tiny World

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TINY HOUSES Tiny World


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INTRO What is a Tiny House What they are and why they happen (5-8)

Chapter 1 The smallest ones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(11 - 20)

Chapter 2 The small . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (pg.23 - 34)

Chapter 3 The BIGGEST of the small . . . . . . . . . (pg.35 - 48)

Citations Sources and Images . . . . . . . . . . . .(pg.49 - x)

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- Tiny houses now-a-days are chosen to happen for the most part, people make their own distinction with where they want to live. The new modern style is just one branch though. - The ways that people live in different cultures, not juts the western settings, can have a very different outlook on the house size that they want to encompass themselves with.

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The Average Modern Tiny-House

Tiny-Houses in the past were built from necessity

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The Quaker Settlements were the first real Tiny-Houses in America. Small and functional they were just enough for a small family to live and work. They weren’t the most comfortable of places , made of not mush more than wooden walls and thatch roofs. These houses were heavily form over function. Having only a fireplace and “Loft” if it barely even qualifies as one. Its basically just a glorified storage shelf thats big enough for a person to sleep on. Though we woldnt be where we are now without them 1

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Basic Settlements in Virginia, Quaker Houses

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Nido | Sipoo, Finland 9 m2 1

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Built by a Finnish design student, he was trying to make his own house without filing a building permit. In Finland that area (in square feet) is 96 to 128, so he kept to his word and made his house in the municipality of Sipoo, where it resides today. He built thus cabin out of entirely recycled materials and named the house after what translates to “birds nest� in Italian.

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Gulf Islands Cabin | Gulf Islands, Canada 18 m2 1

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This house off the coast of Vancouver Island, is a simple cabin with a no maintenance approach, with a retaining wall on the back side towards the hill, the cottage nestles in among the site using the oxidized metal patina and natural wood interior. has an outdoor shower and sitting area with sliding walls to close off the windows when not in use. 17

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Island Houses| Breukelen, The Netherlands 21 m2 1

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This house is to be used as a house for a client of 2by4-archtects, it has an open floor plan with an opening facade that lets the living room be directly open to the nature around. The glass facades let light shine trough in pleasant ways, and the fireplace is hanging down from the ceiling and can be rotated for more even heat distribution 17

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Decote Studio | Snape Maltings, Snape, Suffolk, UK 29 m2

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Old Ruin space to New Studio space for artists and musicians, the interior metallic structure was supposed to be a “ghost of the building there before it� originally the complex was a music school founded by Benjamin Britten. The new structure takes inspiration from the industrial styles of the new expansions of the musical school and is constantly in use. 17

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Manshausen Island Resort| Manshausen Island, Norway 33 m2

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This island resort complex in Norway is built off of an old fishing pier. The glass facades at the ends overhanging the sea were placed in a fashion that protected the privacy of the resident while also giving scenic panoramic views of the Norwegian landscape.

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Riverside House| Suginami, Tokyo, Japan 55 m2

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The Riverside house as you would expect has a river running through it, leading to the Tokyo bay. Taking up a free n a corner street the had to make ugh choses t to do with le space to hey made it ough, with us looking and room for people to live fortably. 34

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K21 skardsøya| Møre og Romsdal, Norway 60 m2

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This house in Norway is a scenic house outlooking the Norwegian seas. 21 meters above sea level it is accessible from whichever side you can arrive at it from. This building is very client oriented being almost built completely by them and also supplying their own wood. 34

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Cozy Box | Santa Sofia de lo CaĂąas, Santiago Chile 68 m2 17

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The Cozy Box house is trying to accomplish the comfortability that the name brings, with a harsher shell and exterior, and more modernist take on the exterior metal walls. Having a clear glass structure in the middle that lets plants grow and the white interior being a stark contrast to the exterior, from a subjective point of view, has accomplished its goals

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Casa Cor Bar | Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais, Brazil 69 m2

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The Casa Cor Bar in Minas Gerais, Brazil was an addition to an already existing structure. though it was made to be a free standing structure that could go anywhere, against the grass it could blend in as a modernist piece. It could also then be out as a rooftop bar as it is now and still look the part 34

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The Tire Shop Project | Verdun, Montreal, Canada 79 m2 17

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The Tire Shop Project, located in Montreal, Canada, is a renovated 79 m2 space that was a former tire shop. The Storefront gallery that is now shown in the new renovated home is on par with the rest of the local art contemporary art and the same goes for the architecture of the building as well. using raw materials to their fullest potential 34

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The Hammock House | Luque, Paraguay 80 m2

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Mae in Paraguay, this arching house uses bricks and fabric in tandem with each other to simulate the flowing form of a hammock. Using large metal rods as the main supports to the upper part of the house, and the fabric that also hangs across the roof as coverage from the sun. 34

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Sunken House | Odawara, Kanagawa, Japan 87 m2

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This house, being down in the ground almost a meter, this gives the privacy that the homeowners wanted when they built their own house., the house is sunken completely and has one opening around the back o the house, so the facade on the front end is completely ground to ceiling glass but on the inside, its still a comfortable space to walk in. 49

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The Mountain Cabin made in Austria is a brutalist box slapped onto the landscape that pops in the summer and blends in the winter. Giving 360o view of the mountains hat surround the site. the interior, being made of harsh gray materials throughout the entirety makes the building seem ancient and like a relic in the snow 49

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House in Chayagasaka | Nagoya, Aichi, Japan 90m2

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This house in Japan is meant to be a headache. All of this house was hand placed without order, staircases are placed on awkward levels and the floor heights start in all sorts of places. The steel structure along the facades are a glimmering sliver against the brick houses along the street. The windows open this house up to the outside enormously. 49

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The House in the hills of Berma, Poland is an eyecatching sight to behold. Being a large brutalist Box in the middle of a large field on a horse ranch. it allows the building to not be too over baring in the landscape while also making its presence known. It being on a mountainside also puts it at risk for landslides but they have made it so that the building lets water flow freely under the structure

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House K | Nishinomia-shi, Hyogo, Japan 118 m2

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House K is located on a site wedged between buildings on 3 of the 4 sides. The house is shaped peculiarly like a triangular pyramid. The house has no real floor structure but a few platforms and then stairs and ladders connecting all of them. There are benches along the curved roof and opening glass panels that let you get in and out of the house with ease.

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House 77 | Prova de Varzim, Portugal 232 m2

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House 77 is one of the more aesthetically experimental ones out there. It has runes or symbols all over the sliding panels on the facade the elongated house has these panels along the street front for letting a reduced amount of light onto the house. if you were to open the panels up completely then you could have a person see all the way through the house t the back guest house and through the courtyard at the other end.

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