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Small living - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Transportable house must meet higher than 4.3 meters and no wider than 2.5 metes. As for length, tiny homes can go up to 12.5 meters
- - - - Cone -shaped 'tents'
        
        a cooking and living/sleeping area
    - - insulae
        
        Toilets, some had cooking facilities
        
        housing 2-6peoples
    - - 538 square foot (50sq metre) Swedish home
        
        made of wood or mud brick
        
        cooking facilities (via iron cooking pots over a stove) and living/sleeping space
        
        aturally full running water and drainage
    - - Gypsy wagons
        
        Self contained houses on wheels
        
        wood based, with the inside decorated to look very golden and rich
      - Shotgun houses
        
        fairly narrow, often less than 10 feet wide but sometimes only 6-7 feet wide
        
        length would often be 30-40 feet
        
        leading to shotgun homes being no larger than 400 square feet (37 square metre)
    - - Henry David Thoreau
        
        build a 150 square foot (14 square metre) cabin
        
        Built by woods and bricks
      - Dymaxion House
        
        houses which would be quick to build and transport
        
        never tiny houses per se(with some being 1,100 square foot)
      - Prefabricated houses
        
        simple tiny homes
        
        steel sheeting for the walls
        
        timber or concrete based
      - The Venturo house
        
        made from a range of plastics
        
        484 square foot (45 square metres)
      - Liberated House
        
        he idea was to build a small footprint home
        
        Own rainwater and generate electric via solar panels
        
        Allowing for road (or even sea) transport
        
        contained cooker (via an alcohol stove) and compositing toilet
- - - - reduction in social housing supply
      - Escalating waiting list
      - Rampant affordability problems in the major Australian capital cities
      - Significant under-supply of housing relative to need/demand
      - Poor quality indigenous housing
      - Overcrowding