Tiny Houses
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Tiny Houses, from most recent to least.
This 400 Square-Foot Mobile Cabin Looks at Home in the Woods
Lark Turner | March 3rd 2014
Escape, a cabin and mobile home design out of Wisconsin, doesn't look like a bad place to ride out DC's Eternal Winter of 2014.... read»
Stronghold Tiny House Wins an AIA Award
Shilpi Paul | October 17th 2013
Minim House, one of the Tiny Houses currently on display at the Boneyard Studios in Stronghold, just won a Merit award from the DC chapter of the Amer... read»
From a Bus Into A Tiny Home
Shilpi Paul | August 20th 2013
One architecture student decided to test out his skills on a school bus, turning a dilapidated old vehicle into a mobile home that sleeps six. ... read»
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