it’s been far too long since i’ve posted an update on TH2.
to refresh your memory, here is where we last left off… and here are some recent fotos, taken last month.
by the way, obviously this has taken more than 14 days… it’s merely the way i’m keeping track of the whole project here on the blog… you get it, right?! 😛
oh, hi.
windows installed!
the large front windows/doors provide a ton of natural light, which i love!
oh, hi… again.
more to come…
so, the tiny house movement is picking up some steam… and attention! i just discovered {thanks, marylala!} that the FYI channel {which i also just found out existed} recently introduced a new television show called “tiny house nation.” i hope i can find a way to stream it, since i don’t have TV.
we are going to try to convince them to come to the western slope 😉
here is an update on the tiny house project happening next door to me… see the complete foto-story here.
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TH2 – tiny house project by legacy homes
making progress…
holy smokes – check out this awesome dual shower with all kinds of fancy looking features!
i can see my {tiny} house from here!
TH2 – wrapped!
the interior begins…
the owner of TH2, matt, seems to have great taste in appliances!!!!
it’s coming together!!
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click here to see day one and two
click here to see day three and four
click here to see day five and six
click here to see day seven and eight
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FULL GALLERY
DAY SEVEN :
TH2 : day seven
the view from my backyard…
wood and windows and walls – oh my!
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DAY EIGHT :
i just love all the lines and stripes going on here…
TH2
sun sets on day eight..
click here to see day one & two
the house is coming along nicely. it looks really cute and i can’t wait to see it when it’s complete. watching it being built has me dreaming of having my own actual mobile tiny house someday… and i hope to make that happen!
for now, i am enjoying living in this great tiny home and watching one being built right next door – pretty sweet stuff!
here are some more fotos of the project, still currently underway…
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DAY FIVE
another day on site…
hard at work…
quite literally “men at work” …
😉
first wall goes up…
first wall is UP!
end of day five…
by the way, later that day… this happened :
{that’s hail!}
i couldn’t run out to grab a foto of the tiny house because that would be crazy, so this will have to suffice 😉
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DAY SIX:
day six… walls all over the place!
just an update on TH2 : the tiny house project by legacy homes. {which also happens to be my new next-door-neighbour…}
DAY THREE :
{the view from the back of MY tiny home…}
{see it?!}
😉
getting creative with craftsman…
{setting the foundation…}
{TH2}
{end of day three}
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DAY FOUR
{boss is on the site}
{perfect building weather}
{boards and beams}
{“stand here while i do this…”}
{foundation initiated}
{end of day four}
click here to see day one and two
so – as it turns out, the owner/builder of my awesome tiny home has recently begun a new project for another soon-to-be tiny house dweller seeking a life less ordinary. of course, i asked if i could fotograph the process {and thank goodness my new “neighbour” is totally cool with that}.
i’ll do my best to update as time goes on… thankfully when i saw the big trailer pull up with this old unit on it, i was home and had free time, and i immediately ran to grab a camera.
this platform will be cut in half… and although the new tiny house {which we are referring to as “TH2”} will be half the size of this, it will still be twice the size of my home… so approximately 300-400 square feet.
i had never really fotographed the decay of a building before… and i gotta say, i kinda loved it. i can’t really explain why – but some of these images are so interesting to me… maybe the contrast of colour and exposed walls or floors… i don’t know. but there is something about “urban decay” i’ve always been somehow attracted to as an artist.
here are some recent fotos of the project from the beginning…
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DAY ONE – deconstruction
oh, hi.
plenty of material was recycled – yay!
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DAY TWO – deconstruction
stay tuned next week for pictures of the beginning of the actual construction!
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