The following project is a work in progress project that is 3 years running, aiming to design and build a tiny home with everything someone could need whilst introducing a roomy and homely aspect that isn't often present in smaller houses.
The core idea was to design and budget a residence that felt spacious and open while being as small as possible, challenging the idea that larger spaces equate to greater livability. The undertaking of this meticulously designed tiny house, positioned in my yard to showcase the art of minimalistic living proved a challenge lay with incorporating all essential elements of a standard while keeping a spacious atmosphere.
To complement the tiny house, the project features a distinct bathroom building, separated from the main building to maintain a sense of space and to create more options for bathrooms. This structure not only serves a functional purpose but also contributed to the overall harmony of the design, ensuring that every element has its dedicated space. Additionally, a separate garage model was designed, integrating into the architectural vision I had for my project. The collective result was a composition of three distinct tiny structures, each serving a unique purpose, yet collectively practicing efficient and cosy living. This project epitomized my commitment to pushing the boundaries of conventional design, and designing my own furniture and solutions to problem solve and add to my design.
