Google Sketchup 3D Tiny House Designs
Uncle Jon's Cabin
If you are looking for ideas for your own tiny house, one of the best ways to play with ideas is to start drawing them. Scott Rose one of our readers as well as a contributor to the Tiny House Forum is using the free Google Sketchup to draw 3D images of houses he thinks up himself or he also takes other peoples plans and makes them into a 3D models so he can visualize them himself.
Scott asked me to share with you a few of his designs.
- The first one is Uncle Jon’s Cabin, which is an existing cabin he has seen and photographed. He puts the cabin into perspective for us with his nice renderings.
- The second one is based on circle designs that Scott was intrigued with until he learned about the Tumbleweed Tiny House Company.
- For the third one he decided to play with Jay Shafer’s WeeBee design and has given us a 3D view of it as well.
- The fourth design featured in this post is the Little Cabin based on one of Andy Sheldon’s designs. The cool thing is that it is so much easier to visualize in 3D.
If you would like to see more of Scott’s work go to the Tiny House Forum. You can also contact Scott via email at: scottychop@gmail.com
Uncle Jon's Cabin Interior
10 Foot Circle
10 Foot Circle Interior
Tumbleweed WeeBee
Tumbleweed WeeBee Interior
Sheldon Designs Little Cabin
Little Cabin Interior
Little Cabin Interior #2
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Denis on 05 Nov 2008 at 3:33 pm #
Very nice to be able to see the inside view in 3D. Helps to really understand the space.
The 10 foot circle is something I have though about for a while. I know it’s probably just a concept. But I wonder about the lack of natural light. What about some openings in the roof or a full glass roof?
I have been also thinking about using large precast culverts systems. Anyone on the same thinking path?
Denis
Tully on 05 Nov 2008 at 5:23 pm #
I was really taken with these when Scott initially posted them in the forum. Very helpful in visualizing the interiors of these homes. Nice to see you doing a feature post on them.
Jon on 06 Nov 2008 at 6:31 am #
I love that 10′ Circle design, I would think if you Angled the top toward the Sun (on a 45 degree) you could make it half solar panel half Sky light, very neat! Jon
Christina on 06 Nov 2008 at 8:37 am #
Very cool. It would be fun to be able to integrate these into Second Life or the Sims and walk through them.
Michael Janzen on 07 Nov 2008 at 7:07 am #
WOW! Really inspires me to play more with Google Sketch-Up. Nice work Scott.
Alexia on 11 Nov 2008 at 12:16 am #
I like seeing the insides of these homes!