Bio-architect Alosha Lynov has experienced his own Tolstoyan Odyssey: interested in natural building, he taught himself to design and build shelters with materials and shapes inspired by Nature that resemble an Arctic version of Antoni Gaudí’s designs. Alosha pushes his version of eco-construction to the limits so his “buriable” shelters “can handle the harshest and…
Robert Oshatz believes a house should fit the land and its residents, so his homes are all a bit fantastic. His own home seems to defy gravity, floating above a very steep hillside on a lot that was cheap because it was deemed unbuildable. Perched on a 30° degree incline, his funnel-shaped home soars above…
While building a tree house for a photo shoot that’ll show up in my next tiny shelters and houses book, my family stayed in this super cool airbnb rental in NY- one that was Danish modern in flair, and situated on a gorgeous and isolated piece of land in the Catskills region. This small home…
A spur-of-the-moment micro-video I shot while passing Middlebury College in Vermont, where they had an outdoor art installation on the work of Patrick Dougherty. Middlebury has a very well done video on this work as well, but criminally, even though its been up for quite some time, only had 33 views as of the time…
A short flip camera excerpt from an upcoming side-episode of “Tiny Yellow House” in which host Derek Diedricksen builds and talks about his mobile kiosk shack- a single sleeper on wheels that doubles as vending cart, of street peddler structure/for the homeless, and/or for earthquake refugees (haiti shelters). Its stackable, rollable, light weight, and easy/cheap…
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