The small house movement (also known as the “tiny house movement”) is a popular description for the architectural and social movement that advocates living simply in small homes.
Deb Delman and Kol Peterson love tiny homes: she’s spent the past couple decades living in a converted garage, a yurt, a tiny unelectrified cabin; he studied urban planning and is a “really big advocate of ADUs [accessory dwelling units AKA granny cottages, in-law suites]”; and the couple now live together in a self-built ADU. I hope this idea presented by Fair Companies spreads far and wide.
Ted Clifton has been building highly efficient homes for 24 years. This informative video briefly addresses each of the twelve steps it takes to build low energy home. These ideas are scalable which allows builders to apply these technologies into homes of all sizes.
