Tiny houses started already in 1973 by one of the pioneers Lloyd Kahn (US). After the depression in 2008, it really got worldwide attention. People were choosing to downsize the space they lived in, simplify, and live with less. Sizes are between 8 and 93 m2. Tiny houses can be rented or owned. Often, they are designed and built by the owner. Some are built on trailers; others are built on a foundation.
Tiny House Movement
Habitants are often motivated to live in a tiny house because of: a smaller environmental footprint by using solar-, wind energy, and compostable toilets. Using sustainable building materials, having greater financial freedom, and self-sufficiency.
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