Village houses

This is a tiny house village designed as transitional housing for those currently experiencing homelessness. The goal is for the village to help residents become self-sufficient through the offerings at the village. It's located in Albuquerque,

The site is fully fenced and landscaped with garden spaces and open-air living areas.

Nom village, which has a long history and culture, is where the project takes place. The owner of the place is a family that has been living here for three generations. The house was built to be a settlement for a 70-year-old couple and for family gatherings every now and then with the wish that this place would harmonize the rural scenery of the village with the graceful and gentle atmosphere of the villa.

Build with several thousands of bricks, this home is a lesson on perfecting sustainable design with an inviting living narrative

As a home that has been in her family for years, this restoration by furniture designer Ariane Thakore Ginwala, in collaboration with architecture firm Field Atelier, is a heartfelt labour of love.

BernCo's Tiny Home Village is a transitional housing program designed to build community and help residents achieve their goals toward more permanent housing.

TWO INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN LUXURY HOTELS of the architect many of the attributes of small courtyard houses are intertwined and explored at a larger scale.

Location: Sokilʹnyky, Lviv region

There’s no better feeling than setting foot inside your home, sweet home after a long day. Beware, the king (or the queen) of the house is back! Imagine: there’s one lucky family that runs a whole kingdom of houses with a teeny-tiny nuance. The Brinks family owns 6 houses, each one only 160 square feet in size, that look as if Dad from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids had shrunk their home instead.