Taking a break today, as we like to do in between the drier posts about nuts and bolts. I wanted to mention that I have several different reasons for making this blog. Yes, I want to share my ideas and plans. Yes, I want to raise money for the project (though I have yet to be blessed with contributions--which is OK). Yet, mostly I want a record I can go back to while I'm working on the future land; something that will keep me in line and on track. All these links and designs, diagrams and plans, will be there as my self sustaining notebook.
But - as I said - today is just more architectural eye candy. I have a lot to present. I shall give a little bit at a time. I might need a second post in a few days to show more. This will be not only small house designs (mostly very modern), but also a look at some very interesting architectural renovations and great ideas for mixing the modern with the traditional.
Let's look some very modern tiny and small houses. First up is the "Read Nest"...
Read Nest Side
Read Nest Front
Read Nest Interior 1
Read Nest Interior - Pull-down Bed and Shelves 2
Read Nest Interior 3
Read Nest Interior - Shelves 4
Here are various other tiny modern house designs, set in different places worthy of getting away to. Nice private spaces for an artist or maybe a couple who want to escape the rat race for a weekend...
Tiny Modern House 1
Tiny Modern House 2
Tiny Modern House 3
Tiny Modern House 4
Tiny Modern House 5
Now some of my favorite house renovations that incorporate three things: (1) interior connections between separate buildings, (2) integrating aspects of the outdoors and (3) the mixture of the modern with the traditional.
File this next one under the category of very creative ideas...
Wood Tunnel House 1
Wood Tunnel House 2
Wood Tunnel House 3
And here is one, way out of my pay grade (and probably most of yours too), but designed to be spacious, letting the outdoors in and making the most of glass. Oh, and yes, I do believe that is a thatched roof...
Wolzak House 1
Wolzak House 2
Wolzak House 3
Wolzak House 4
Wolzak House - Wet Bathroom
Wolzak House 6
Stone Cottage Renovation South East Side Sunset
Stone Cottage Renovation South Side
Stone Cottage Renovation Glassed-in Kitchen
Stone Cottage Renovation Through the Connector to the Master Bedroom
Stone Cottage Renovation Connector Stairway and Rear Courtyard
Stone Cottage Renovation East Side
Stone Cottage Renovation Studio Space
Stone Cottage Renovation North Side
Stone Cottage Renovation with Stone Wall
Stone Cottage Renovation North West Side
Well, that's it for today. Hope you enjoyed this latest tour. I might have gone a bit outside the subject of self sustaining property. But even million dollar renovations can give inspiration to the penniless dreamer.
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