Five really neat and decidedly tiny dwellings, from around the world. Via FastCo Design.
FIREPLACE FOR CHILDREN, TRONDHEIM, NORWAYCROSSON CLARKE CARNACHAN, HUT ON SLEDS, WHANGAPOUA, NEW ZEALANDTHE DELTA SHELTER, BY OLSON KUNDIG, MAZAMA, WASHINGTONENDÉMICO RESGUARDO SILVESTRE, VALLE DE GUADALUPE, ENSENADA, MEXICORIVERSIDE HOUSE SUGINAMI, BY KOTA MIZUISHI, TOKYO, JAPAN
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Agreed, pretty neat stuff.
The first one is so stunning, it looks like an oil burner 🙂
Very cool, especially the top one. That is magical and inviting.