For people living on the road, the pandemic added an extra layer of complexity to an already challenging life. For these nomads, not having a safe place to shelter made the idea of owning land or buying a house more appealing, albeit a lot more expensive. Vandwellers now have access … Read more
My friend Tammy just got a special feature in a cool magazine and I wanted to share her original post with you. Enjoy! In June, an editor at Taproot Magazine asked me to write an essay about our tiny house experience for their readers. I was honored to be asked … Read more
As the ultimate place to hang out during an Endless Summer, surf shacks reflect the easy, breezy lifestyle of people who live near the beach. They are usually hand-constructed shelters used by surfers, but some have become part of the vernacular environment or even historical landmarks. Also known as beach … Read more
by Dax Wagner *SOLD* I’ve been a long-time fan of the small housing movement. I just bought this modular 5×10 Teal Camper but have to sell because my nosy neighbor had a problem with it. It’s literally 3 months old! Practically new and completely modular for easy assembly and portability. … Read more
by Cristo I like questioning ideas and concepts that most of us take for granted. We usually accept them as a basis for our mind-frame or for how we are looking at our world and sometimes how we live our lives. I love twisting things that are so deeply integrated … Read more
by Andrew Heban I am with the non-profit Opportunity Village Eugene and thought you might be interested in posting about our newly developed 60 sq. ft. Conestoga Hut here in Eugene, Oregon. The Conestoga hut is 6 by 10 foot shelter that can be built for between $250 and $500 … Read more