Meet Denetra, a Christian-based therapist living & working from a 26-ft tiny house. Before going tiny, she had much fear about the many unknowns in the process. But she overcame it through the power of her faith, smart financial planning & gumption. Denetra now lives at the Acony Bell Tiny Home Village with her dog,…
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In this weeks episode we visit Franko, a rockstar musician turned festival organiser who has built himself an incredible house bus, which is parked up in an amazing community of which he is a founding member. Looking at this community, it’s easy to wonder if it could be the coolest place on earth to live!…
Rachael and Cameron are exploring sustainable and affordable housing solutions on a 6-acre piece of land in Boone, NC with the help of their students. Their micro-community is completely off the grid with solar power, rainwater harvesting, composting toilets, and wood stoves. They have built 3 tiny homes so far, and in order to comply…
In this weeks video we travel to the Californian desert and the tiny earthen home of natural builders Sasha and John. The desert landscape can be harsh and unforgiving and building homes for this environment can be an interesting challenge. This amazing tiny natural home is completely off the grid and has been constructed using…
This young couple are living their dream. Both world travellers, they originally met in Australia before venturing around the globe together and eventually settling in North America. Their beautiful tiny house on wheels now sits amongst the lush wilderness of the British Columbian forest in the heart of a small, sustainable community. Read More: http://www.livingbiginatinyhouse.com/world-travellers-tiny-house-in-sustainabe-community/…
Tiny houses are illegal in many places, sometimes because they don’t meet the minimum square footage requirement in the by-law, city planning or zoning regulations. Other times they’re not permitted because they’re on wheels, or if they’re not hooked up to a septic tank, or if the property doesn’t have a well. It’s a good…
Moving our family of 11 into a “tiny house” wasn’t easy but we’ve found it to be so gratifying. So when one of our viewers invited us to come see her tiny house, we jumped at the chance. We love seeing how others are simplifying their lives and joining the tiny house movement.
Turf houses are the original green buildings because they were built using local and natural materials. In Southern Iceland they used turf from the local wetlands and lava stones to build thick walls that would insulate the houses against wind and cold weather. They imported small amounts of wood, or used driftwood. Most turf houses…
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