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A Portable, Foldable House Made For Art Collectors | Co. Design
Recyclable materials are all the rage in architecture nowadays, but L.A.-based Michael Jantzen ’s M-House is recyclable in a wildly different -- and infinitely more interesting -- way. You can break it down, then put it back together again, anywhere in the world, in virtually any shape, size, or configuration.Cricket Trailers For Commune Style Road Trips The Cricket Trailer will take you in any drivable new direction with a flexible, efficient, environmentally thoughtful design. The Cricket was designed by NASA "space architect" Garrett Finney who wanted to make a light, comfortable camper for his family....
RVs Trailers | Be Sportier
The Joshua Tree and Suite Home are two amazing examples of modern day mobile living.
High Class Trailer Parks - The Joshua Tree and Suite Home Prove That Mobile Can be Classy
fold out rooms and furniture
Sustainable Hand Hewn Timber Frame
Das Parkhotel in Austria - Weird Accommodation
The Tiny Life » Tiny House
First off, I want to give a big shout-out and say thank you to the community of readers here at The Tiny Life for the wonderful advice many of you sent me on moving our home.What can you make out of 1200 empty drinks bottles? Well, I recently visited the “Casa de las Botellas” (House of Bottles) in Puerto Iguazu in the North-East of Argentina, a project by Alfredo Alberto Santa Cruz demonstrating how everyday rubbish like plastic bottles and tetrapaks can be used to create housing.
House made of 1200 plastic bottles | BEAGLEY-BROWN DESIGN
Using Salvaged Materials To Build Micro Homes Using Salvaged Materials To Build Small Homes 4 – PSFK
Sustainable Home Design in Maine by Alex Scott Porter Design | architecture 4 us
A retreat house was built in a coastal island of Maine.Ryu Umeharu house – Living large in a tiny bungalow Near the south end of Okinawa there’s a community of artists living near the beach.
Ryu Umeharu house – Living large in a tiny bungalow « A Man with a Flashlight
I don't know if only crazy people build domes, or if building a dome makes you crazy, but by the end of the day, I have to admit, crazy and domebuilding go together like peanut butter and jelly.
Some Assembly Required: The Porcupine Playdome
Stroh House , designed by Zurich based architect Felix Jerusalem, combines prefab with sustainable materials, primarily prefabricated strawboard panels that provide affordable, environmentally sound insulation.

