This is an 80 sqft. tiny home design for Camp Take Notice, a local Ann Arbor homeless community. The home, made for one or two people, is designed to maximize space with the smallest foot print possible. The back wall tilts outwards, which gives the home more room.
Storage was a primary concern of the design. All of the furniture was custom made to provide maximum storage and efficient use of space. Similarly, "chicken stairs" allow for more walking room inside the house.
The home runs on a propane gas heater and a single 100w solar panel. There are two 3 watt lights inside the home: one upstairs reading light, and one broad room light.
Storage was a primary concern of the design. All of the furniture was custom made to provide maximum storage and efficient use of space. Similarly, "chicken stairs" allow for more walking room inside the house.
The home runs on a propane gas heater and a single 100w solar panel. There are two 3 watt lights inside the home: one upstairs reading light, and one broad room light.
