He had already stacked containers two and three stories, but with his Ida apartment complex, Brian Stark went 85 feet high with 64 containers (on top of two floors of concrete culverts) to create North America’s tallest container building. All the containers have been well-used and dents are visible and Stark likes it this way.…
*Watch tiny home tours in 4K — 40ft skoolie & short bus conversion!* Meet Shane & Emily, who turned a school bus into a tiny home that doubles as a tour bus for their band Arbour Season. This was a big upgrade from the RV they lived in prior. But as DIYers with no experience,…
Cameron and Janeen Schiff built their dream home out of trash and salvage, but it took 16 years to put it together by hand. Steel beams from a dismantled Lockheed factory frame the main structure; old surfboards from Patagonia are insulation; dozens of pieces of marble form a countertop; and broken concrete has become stairs…
John and Finn take us on a tour of their amazing off-grid homestead, which started with a $6k shed converted into an eclectic tiny home. They’ve since expanded their living space with a greenhouse kitchen, a huge garden, and space for their animals. BOOK A STAY AT BELOVED CABIN HOMESTEAD: https://www.airbnb.com/users/show/17895887 _______________________ ________________________ MORE MORE…
Take a tour of this adventurous family’s home on wheels – a Mercedes Overlander expedition truck! Learn how they live and raise kids on the road, from all over the world. _______________________ ________________________ MORE MORE MORE! CREDITS PRODUCED & HOSTED BY: Jenna Kausal VIDEOGRAPHY BY: Kirt and Jen of @OverlandUncharted EDITOR: Marcia Trader http://www.marciatrader.com ADDITIONAL…
Our off grid living adventure is off to a slow start but this tiny house update will hopefully get us moving in the right direction. Going off grid should be much easy. We finally got the tiny house moved to our property and placed in it’s final location. It’s not really a tiny house cause…
Host Derek “Deek” Diedricksen explores a “Hickshaw” he built, as the pilot episode kicks off a look into the world of tiny structures that can be used for a variety of purposes.
UPDATE: I’ve been building on it for almost 5 1/2 months (10 months in all-bad weather). The harsh winter did set me back a bit. If you have any questions please message me and feel free to leave a comment. BTW the house with trailer weighs 5600 lbs. The materials cost for building this tiny…
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