Collection by Janice Lindsay

Tiny Home \ Garden ‘Shed’

Floor plan of Salga T.O.W by Madeiguincho
Floor plan of Salga T.O.W by Madeiguincho
The two-level cabins contain a communal living space and a lofted bedroom.
The two-level cabins contain a communal living space and a lofted bedroom.
Floor plan of O-Frame by oioioi
Floor plan of O-Frame by oioioi
Floor plan of Alerce Oculto by Alejandro Otero and Felipe Lüer, ZeroCabin
Floor plan of Alerce Oculto by Alejandro Otero and Felipe Lüer, ZeroCabin
Floor plan of The Art Bunker by Firma Architecture
Floor plan of The Art Bunker by Firma Architecture
Floor Plan of Tinyleaf by GO’C
Floor Plan of Tinyleaf by GO’C
Holly Hollenbeck spent about a year giving her A-frame home near Lake Tahoe a gut renovation.
Holly Hollenbeck spent about a year giving her A-frame home near Lake Tahoe a gut renovation.
Floor plan of Off-Grid Inn, Unit 2 by Danny Lindstrom
Floor plan of Off-Grid Inn, Unit 2 by Danny Lindstrom
The original Cedar Cottage design by Cast Architecture, seen in this rendering, was a one-bedroom plan; Adi and Chris chose a larger two-bedroom model.
The original Cedar Cottage design by Cast Architecture, seen in this rendering, was a one-bedroom plan; Adi and Chris chose a larger two-bedroom model.
Adi and Chris chose an L-shaped, pre-permitted plan by Cast Architecture with extensive glass, and resisted two-story options to fit in better with their neighborhood.
Adi and Chris chose an L-shaped, pre-permitted plan by Cast Architecture with extensive glass, and resisted two-story options to fit in better with their neighborhood.
The entryway and all of the communal living areas were situated on the garden floor. Deciding to turn the basement level into a rental unit, Hurwitz and Vogel replicated what a historic townhome would look like with a parlor-level entrance—with a few changes. Recreating a traditional vestibule contrasts with the more modern living and dining room at the rear. The staircase and utilities work like a spine around which the other rooms are organized.
The entryway and all of the communal living areas were situated on the garden floor. Deciding to turn the basement level into a rental unit, Hurwitz and Vogel replicated what a historic townhome would look like with a parlor-level entrance—with a few changes. Recreating a traditional vestibule contrasts with the more modern living and dining room at the rear. The staircase and utilities work like a spine around which the other rooms are organized.
Burley Friedman Laneway House by LGA Architectural Partners
Burley Friedman Laneway House by LGA Architectural Partners
Floor Plan of Oak Cliff Casita by Best Practice Architecture
Floor Plan of Oak Cliff Casita by Best Practice Architecture
Floor Plan of Project01 by Instead
Floor Plan of Project01 by Instead

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