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A roundup of Philly news. This article may be updated at any time as new information becomes available. City Council Takes a Tiny-House Tour As […]
The motto is as follows: Small is beautiful. This should perhaps come as second nature to residents of the city that gave the world the trinity. […]
Before the “tiny house,” there was the Rittenhouse Square efficiency apartment. These shoeboxes for urban cliff dwellers enabled singles and others whose desire for urban […]
From Moscow comes a novel solution to the affordable-housing problem: A tiny home that took just 24 hours to build from start to finish and […]
While nothing compares to the tiny houses sprouting up in D.C. and elsewhere, we think this tightly packed trinity would make for a good preliminary home for anyone […]
Fittingly, the Tiny House Blog shared this TEDx talk the day after we wrote about this baby house in Manayunk (which now doesn’t seem as […]
A few months ago, we spotted the cutest little house in Fitler Square, but haven’t really dwelled in the tiny home trend since then (unless […]
How much would you shell out for a teeny tiny home? Architizer’s Matt Shaw poses the question, albeit with regards to this modern micro-abode in […]
Arielle Gottlieb over at Allan Domb’s office sent us some information about the busy investor/developer’s latest project: 1955 Locust is a 9-unit building with micro-apartments […]
The folks at Mimosa Tree Bed and Breakfast is looking for a caretaker for its animals: a guinea hen, a swan, a potbellied pig, two […]
This is a unbelievable. This young gent, who studies architecture, lives in Manhattan in 78 square feet. Not only that, but he likes it, is […]
It hasn’t happened much in Philadelphia (though it has in Kennett Square), but in other parts of the country, throwing out all your junk and […]
These photographs of Kerry Norell’s amazing miniature houseboat will make you want to crawl inside the little world and set sail on the not-so-high seas.