Image 1 - Some of the Damage caused.
Image 2 - The rather large spring.
Image 3 - My hand after meeting with the giant spring.
Image 4 - The new site.
Image 5, 6 & 7 - Tuesday the 12th's sunset.
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Overview
I am of the belief that current social trends are leading to a less sustainable [economically, environmentally and socially] future and that microhousing has the potential to address this condition. Current architectural discourses concerning microhousing focus on its empirical aspects and its tangible benefits such as the potential for energy and resource savings, instead of perhaps the more potent, intangible benefits, such as residential wellbeing and happiness.
LIVING.SMALL.TASMANIA [LST] is a collection of thoughts, stories and reflections, which aim to investigate the intangible benefits which living in microhousing may present.
LIVING.SMALL.TASMANIA [LST] is a collection of thoughts, stories and reflections, which aim to investigate the intangible benefits which living in microhousing may present.
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January
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- Isolated BeachHut
- Local Microhouse
- Microhouse views
- Little Cob Cabin
- Camper Bike
- Barry Lopez, Arctic Dreams
- Bushfire Threat
- Where to next?
- Missing Link Micro Building
- New Location Photos
- Internal Set-up
- Hinkle Farm Shack
- Things will be changing.....
- Levelling the Building
- Another day, Another move.....
- Coastal Microhouse
- Security and safety
- Comano Cabin
- Settling in
- The Photos of Tuesday the 12th of January
- The Events of Tuesday the 12th of January
- Rural Studio: Narrow Margins
- 24 Different Layouts In A Studio Apartment in Hong...
- Were onsite!
- Updated plans
- Interior Photos
- Key Collection & First Inspection
- Annotated Bibliography: Merleau-Ponty - Phenomenol...
- Small Building, Big Picture.
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About Me
My name is David Parsons and I am currently studying for my Masters in Architecture with Honours in the UTAS School of Architecture and Design. Part of the academic requirements for the Honours program is research into a topic of our choice. I have chosen Microhousing, a field I am greatly interested in and wish to pursue in my professional career.
Sites of Interest
- My PhotoStream
- School of Architecture & Design - University of Tasmania
- Youth Futures Inc.
- Little House on a Small Planet
- BLDGBLOG
- Strangeharvest: Architecture / Design / Culture
- Tiny House Blog - Small House Living
- ehabitat - versatile housing solutions
- 2leep: Connecting Bloggers
- Etsy: Your place to buy & sell all things handmade
Contributions Welcome
Any contributions are warmly welcome. Please feel free to make comments, or email me with ideas, links, similar projects or anything else which may be relevant.
dwparsons@hotmail.com
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