This is Brad Kittel, who shot the cover photo for Tiny Homes, displaying his latest creations — all recycled materials.

From Tiny House Blog:

“Dave Stonehouse from Stonehouse Woodworks in Golden, BC. Here are some pictures of my 16 x 20 log shell that I built last winter. The shell is complete and currently for sale.

   I have begun building my first “littlefoot” log cabin. The sub floor is built, it will be 8ft 4″ x 12ft 6″. That size was chosen because we can build 104 sq ft without a building permit around here so that squeeks just under. It is designed to be moved in two pieces, floor walls and loft as one with a steep prefabed roof that gets set on top like a hat being the second piece. It is going to have a steep 18/12 pitch roof that will give standing room at the peak even though it is only 8ft 4″ wide. There will be a dormer on the one side of the roof.…”

 All nice, except for the two A-frames. Click here.

Above: Mendocino county, California, by Foster Huntington

“Tiny House Building Workshop #3 OFFICIALLY announced/details….

Want to build a tiny, tiny house and hang with many like-minded tiny-obsessed people? Read on….read on…..

-BUILD a tiny guest house as a group

-TOUR tiny houses and view many examples of recycled-material construction

-HEAR from many guest speakers, and tiny house dwellers

-SEE several building-related demos

-SMELL freshly cut lumber….ok, ok, I just tossed that one in their for the heck of it….”

Deek is FUN, and the author (and prolific illustrator) of Humble Homes, Simple Shacks, Cozy Cottages, Ramshackle Retreats, Funky Forts: And Whatever the Heck Else We Could Squeeze in Here

Workshop, click here.

Wonderful video of earth building sent by Mike W.

In Spanish with English subtitles.  

From https://www.firespeaking.com/