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Caleb's Tiny Home Studio - Coggle Diagram

- - - - floor plans.
      - revit models.
      - detailed designs for the tiny home.
    - - soundproofing.
      - acoustic treatments.
    - - multi-functional furniture.
        
        benches with hidden storage.
  - - - materials.
        
        soundproofing panels.
        
        warm toned woods.
        
        charcoal-stained plywood with veneer.
        
        charcoal-stained pine.
        
        pine.
        
        energy-efficient LED lighting.
      - finishes.
        
        charcoal-stained wood.
        
        paint (preferably navy blue.)
  - - - construction documents.
        
        floor plans.
        
        elevations
        
        detailed drawing.
  - - - contractors.
      - acousticians.
      - other experts.
- - - - provide input on design preferences and functional needs.
      - review and approve design concepts and final plans.
  - - - coordinate with contractors and acousticians to ensure feasibility.
      - develop architectural designs, Revit models, and construction documents.
  - - - build the tiny home according to the approved design and specifications.
      - ensure quality and adherence to the project timeline.
  - - - advise on soundproofing and acoustic treatments for the recording studio.
      - Ensure optimal acoustic performance within the space.
- - - - for minimalist tiny homes:
        
        the minim house.
        
        the escape traveler XL.
      - for multi-functional furniture:
        
        resource furniture.
        
        foldable desks.
        
        wall beds.
        
        IKEA’s small space solutions.
      - for recording studios:
        
        pineapple dance studios (london).
        
        home studios by acoustics first.
    - - websites:
        
        acoustic fields.
        
        tiny house talk.
      - books:
        
        "The Small House Book" by Jay Shafer.
        
        "Home Recording Studio: Build It Like the Pros" by Rod Gervais
      - case studies:
        
        studiobricks.
        
        the tiny tack house.
- - - - 4” slab foundation: 4,500–4,500–5,500 (includes materials and labor).
    - - charcoal-stained pine wall accents: $1,500–$1,800 (for 300 sq. ft. at 5–6/sq. ft.).
      - charcoal-stained laminate flooring: $2,000–$2,500 (for 512 sq. ft. at 4–5/sq. ft.).
      - drywall & paint: $2,700–$3,600.
      - LED lighting: $600–$800.
    - - custom shelving for instruments & gear: $1,000–$1,500 (using plywood and charcoal stain).
      - charcoal-stained plywood furniture: $2,500–$3,500 (custom-built with plywood and charcoal stain).