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This website shows that there are, by golly, some very good residential architects out there: http://themoderncabin.com/ This building, called The Walkabout, by Nick Deaver and Stacy Pearson
Lloyd's Blog 2013-02-10 19:59:00
Boy is this a great website! There must be 10,000 images. As soon as I get my laptop hooked into the house TV screen (soon), I'm gonna view these like a movie. Just ran across it while searching out a photographer. What a find! "?welcome to my raggle-taggle blog of randomness, where you can rummage through a suitcase of "borrowed" miscellany. oh …
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
From Boing Boing
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
Yogan is a skillful and prolific French carpenter whose treehouse was in Tiny Homes (pp. 154-55). Isn't this a beauty? hi lloyd! i want to you see our new cabine, the house of Menthé: http://shltr.net/cabaneMenthe wheels and water is finish? when you come in france? yogan
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
Posted by Keith Levy, whose brilliant home on wheels (The Flying Tortoise) is featured in Builders of the Pacific Coast, link sent us by Mike W: http://bit.ly/W69BkS
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
"By the end of this year, I will have moved five times. With each move, I?ve left behind furniture I painstakingly collected, books I promised myself I?d read, and kitchen utensils too grody to justify hauling around the country one more time. Every so often, I fantasize about my life in an alternative universe?a universe in which I don?t have the …
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
"My name is Stew MacInnes, founder and CEO of Maximus Extreme Living Solutions. My company builds self-contained living units. Self-contained living units (as we see them) are tiny homes that are permanently affixed to a mobile steel platform and are designed to have the hell kicked out of them time and time again and keep coming back for more! In all …
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
John Kaay has left a new comment on your post "Demolition of 187 Low-cost Prefabs in UK Slated": This reminds me very much of the Lustron home my family lived in around 1950 - 1955, in Evergreen Park, Illinois. Prefabricated, everything made of steel in a factory. Even the closets and cabinets were built in steel. Here's a link: http://architecture.about.com/od/periodsstyles/ig/House-Styles/Lustron-Homes.htm
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
"Two days ago was the most dramatic day yet. I saw a breakwater at the mouth of a river after a nasty afternoon´s pounding and waited outside in the crazy water near the sandbar whilst some fishermen in a lancha hauled a net from the muddy water, then I waved them over to ask for advice on entering. They were amazed …
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
Jeez, has this been a shitty week. And jeez, am I a big baby. Yes. Any body part goes wrong and I'm devastated. I look at friends like Sherm in his wheelchair, can't move a muscle or talk these days and he perseveres, and gets a twinkle in his eye when I give him shit. Or a bunch of my high …
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
It was vivid scarlet about a minute before this. (iPhone 5 panorama) Good advice in NYTimes this morning for us keyboard users, article by Tara Parker-Pope: "?Jack Dennerlein, a professor at Northeastern?s Bouvé College of Health Sciences in Boston who specializes in ergonomics and safety, suggests a variation on the 20-20-20 rule used to reduce eyestrain. In the case of the eyes, …
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
Hi, i'm arthur, a french reader of shelter and homework and i do things with old paletts sometimes too. It happen something really great in france, near Nantes, in the village of Notre-Dame-des-Landes : the company Vinci want to build a second airport and destruct 40 farms and 2000 hectars. Ecologist movement, people who want to live free and activist have built a lot of wood …
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
There was a unique 22"-wide B&W photo in the NYTimes this morning (p.A13) showing maybe 200 people at the inauguration, with inset captions ("Bill Clinton," "James Taylor," "John A. Boehmer," etc. By photographer Doug Mills?which led me to checking out Doug's slide show, 25 excellent slides of the inauguration (now here's a photographer!) You can go through it like a slow …
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
I'm too out of it culture-wise these days, living in the sort-of country, to know the presently cool musical groups, but once in a while I stumble upon something, like this delightful band. California to the hilt. Singer at mike: "How many people here have smoked ganja tonight?" All hands in audience go up. A little band from the Sacramento Valley, …
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
Look what was in this morning's email, from Jerry Young. What a beauty! And moreover, it's by architects (Miller Architects, Montana). Will wonders never cease? (Check out the red door on the interior of this place.) (I bet the architects have seen the Madonna Inn in Southern Calif.) More pics of this place at Tiny House Swoon, which has v. tasty photos of tiny …
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
From Rick Gordon
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
http://barnthespoon.blogspot.co.uk/ Sent us by Bob Dow
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
Story on Tiny House Blog here.
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
So much is going on in my life right now that I have a hard time sorting it all out, much less writing about it. I've started backing away from publicity ops because they take so much time, but I did one "media thing" last week before my shoulder operation because I thought the photographer and the project were so cool. …
Lloyd's Blog 2008-12-05 13:25:00
I've had this New York Times article by Diane Ackerman sitting around for a few weeks; it's on the subject of capturing body heat, as the French have done with the Paris Metro: "?Savvy architects from Paris Habitat decided to borrow the surplus energy from so many human bodies and use it to supply radiant under-floor heating for 17 apartments in a …
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