What I suppose one no.2 those cone structures are to caption water and are open at their bases to fill some kind of reservoirs.
The last pics of this nice small house could be from a Québec province constructer which is making those and he deliver them all over the world, mainly in North America and in also many are going to California.
Called «mini house» very popular for a cabine and even for older retired people house.
I have a friend who lived in a tiny house, for a while. It was the size of our bathroom - literally. And, it's not that big. I've had walk-in closets in previous homes that were bigger! I really don't know how she did it but she moved out of it fairly quickly - after the novelty wore off, I guess. PERGE!
Cool.
ReplyDeleteThe reinforcement needed to hold the weight of a rooftop garden must be incredible. But it sure is a great place for one.
ReplyDeleteLOVE that first pic!
ReplyDeleteWhat I suppose one no.2 those cone structures are to caption water and are open at their bases to fill some kind of reservoirs.
ReplyDeleteThe last pics of this nice small house could be from a Québec province constructer which is making those and he deliver them all over the world, mainly in North America and in also many are going to California.
Called «mini house» very popular for a cabine and even for older retired people house.
I have a friend who lived in a tiny house, for a while. It was the size of our bathroom - literally. And, it's not that big. I've had walk-in closets in previous homes that were bigger! I really don't know how she did it but she moved out of it fairly quickly - after the novelty wore off, I guess.
ReplyDeletePERGE!
Anon@3:20pm - I don't blame her! It's just a popular fad right now.
ReplyDeletebrilliant!
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