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We started Boneyard Studios for a number of reasons, but one of the simplest was that, well, we like tiny houses. Reimagining space is a fun adventure, and it’s been so encouraging to see the support we’ve received over the … Continue reading
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Yes, bad timing and cliche to draw on Lance Armstrong, but it fits the story I want to tell. In Lance’s case it wasn’t about the bike, but about the D’s: drugs, doping, deception, denial, and duping his teammates and … Continue reading
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It’s always wonderful to be reminded of the sheer diversity of the tiny home movement—of the many shapes and forms in which tiny home builders and dwellers come. So this week, it was a pleasure to receive a visit from … Continue reading
Let me start by saying I like comfort despite a relatively high tolerance for misery. In my teens I spent more weekends in a tent, or a hand built “survival shelter” than at home, I have slept wet and cold … Continue reading
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Kudos to DC’s Urban Turf for continuing to cover the state of play with DC microhousing. From today’s article “Is DC Ready for 275-Square Foot Housing?“, it is clear that in some respects DC is far ahead of the country … Continue reading
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Brian and I went up to New York City last weekend to present at the World Maker Faire at the New York Hall of Science. It was a very inspiring (and overwhelming) event – think science fair, craft festival, a … Continue reading
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Upon waking this morning I quickly fell into an anxious and depressed Monday-morning mindset until I noticed the date on my calendar and realized that I had something to celebrate. It was a year ago today that Boneyard Studios was … Continue reading
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This past weekend was a weekend of tiny house workshops. Brian and Lee started off a very hot Saturday morning with a workshop we offered through Knowledge Commons DC. We had fewer participants than expected given the heat and the … Continue reading
