A Network of Prefab Tiny Homes Allows Users to "Pay as You Live"

Smart, sustainable, and minimalistic—these "location-independent, pay-as-you-live" prefab tiny homes introduce a new genre of urban living.

In an attempt to tackle rising housing prices among heavily congested cities, the team behind Berlin–based Cabin Spacey has created a project known as the Minimal House, which is a network of easily accessible tiny homes across the world. Designed with the urban nomad in mind, this new way of housing caters to the desire for nomadic freedom by providing people the chance to explore living in various destinations for as long—or as little—as he or she likes.

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Michele Koh Morollo
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Michele Koh Morollo is a journalist who has been writing about design, lifestyle and travel for the last twenty years.

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