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Tiny Home Made of Water Tanks Can Be Pulled Behind a Bike

Posted: 25 Aug 2014 08:00 AM PDT

Tiny houses can be built nearly anywhere and with just about anything, even if the builder has no real construction experience. A concept tiny house called Taku-Tanku from Stereotank is big news thanks to its components and to its remarkable portability. The Taku-Tanku is primarily composed of two repurposed 3,000 liter water tanks. The tanks are connected by a central ring of wood which also serves as the home's entrance and contains a window and skylight. Read more…

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Hypetex: Lightweight Lounge Chair Made of Carbon Fiber

Posted: 24 Aug 2014 02:00 PM PDT

Developed by Formula 1 racing car engineers, the ultra-lightweight carbon fiber material known as Hypetex has entered the design world in the form of a highly graphic chair. London-based designer Michael Sodeau crafted the thin, flexible material into comfortable seating with a strong, dynamic shape. Sodeau designed the chair to make the most of the composite material's unique properties, creating thin, tapered supports that connect the circular back to the rear legs. Read more…