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Tiny 93 Sq Ft Boiler Room Becomes Charming Guest House

Posted: 12 Jan 2015 08:00 AM PST

Proving that tiny house living can be accomplished in just about any circumstance, Azevedo Design turned a tiny San Francisco building into a quaint guest apartment. Before the conversion, the little brick building was a boiler room for a former laundry. The area of the utility room was a minuscule 93 square feet. Azvedo Design effectively made the space bigger by adding a glass mezzanine and a staircase - smartly building up instead of out. Read more…

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Tiny Stacked Capsule Rooms Offer Lodging to Temple Visitors

Posted: 11 Jan 2015 04:00 PM PST

Climb a ladder to access a bedroom just large enough to fit a full-sized mattress at the Koyosan Guesthouse, built by Kyoto studio Alphaville Architects to house those visiting a nearby Shington Buddhist temple. Fittingly spare and monk-like, the guest house features an all-white interior with cathedral ceilings and skylights that pull natural light into the open common areas. Read more…