A Tiny Bit More Info.
RowdyKittens gives her own review of the Tiny House workshop here. I heartily second all her enthusiastic comments.
Also, this month's Small Living Journal (online and free) is titled Bureaucracy, Regulations, and Small Living. It features a series of essays addressing a persistent obstacle to small-dwelling life: local laws and codes. Worth reading if you're wondering what you can get away with. With Portland's recent passing of green building code amendments, it's probably now feasible to make a case for small => green => variance-friendly. (Well, easy for a conventional-looking middle-class white person, anyway. *squirm*)
Also, this month's Small Living Journal (online and free) is titled Bureaucracy, Regulations, and Small Living. It features a series of essays addressing a persistent obstacle to small-dwelling life: local laws and codes. Worth reading if you're wondering what you can get away with. With Portland's recent passing of green building code amendments, it's probably now feasible to make a case for small => green => variance-friendly. (Well, easy for a conventional-looking middle-class white person, anyway. *squirm*)
posted by lindsey at
7:04 PM
2 Comments:
Nice info in the journal article; I especially like the connection with institutionalized poverty.
Re that squirm, I know it well. :-/
Hey, that article wasn't there last night! I guess they're posting one per day. Well played, SLJ. Well played.
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