Compact Cabins: Simple Living in 1000 Square Feet or Less
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.69 (702 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1603424628 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 216 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Love this book but can't give more than Love this book but can't give more than 3 stars Ok well the illustrations are great, and vast rich full of information and resources and links some really good stuff and nice Eco cover and design. Lots of cute designs if you like tiny homes or even thow ideas and does offer a few container home designsSo what's wrong? The designer clearly was a designer in the 70's. Almost every design features a bathroom off of the kitchen!? Who travels through a kitchen to take a shower, then back out thru living room back to the bedroom. It's the layouts that s. stars" according to Steve. Ok well the illustrations are great, and vast rich full of information and resources and links some really good stuff and nice Eco cover and design. Lots of cute designs if you like tiny homes or even thow ideas and does offer a few container home designsSo what's wrong? The designer clearly was a designer in the 70's. Almost every design features a bathroom off of the kitchen!? Who travels through a kitchen to take a shower, then back out thru living room back to the bedroom. It's the layouts that s. Andrew said Best Cabin Design Book I Own (out of "Best Cabin Design Book I Own (out of 20+)" according to Andrew. As the title says, I own over twenty cabin books. This is by far my favorite design/floorplan book. It has 50+ different designs. The review about it simply being a series of identical designs with "expensive bump outs" and "no use of lofts" apparently didn't look at more than a few designs, nor read the actual text of the book. In the second half, the author addresses adding more floor-space cheaply by using lofts for sleeping areas. There are only a few designs with bump-outs, and if you don't like. 0+). As the title says, I own over twenty cabin books. This is by far my favorite design/floorplan book. It has 50+ different designs. The review about it simply being a series of identical designs with "expensive bump outs" and "no use of lofts" apparently didn't look at more than a few designs, nor read the actual text of the book. In the second half, the author addresses adding more floor-space cheaply by using lofts for sleeping areas. There are only a few designs with bump-outs, and if you don't like. Mostly good Ginny Lots of clever tips and good information in this and his other books, however I am not enthused by his architectural style, or by some of the floor plans. Having lived on boats for long periods of time there are many, many ways to incorporate those concepts into layouts and accommodations. He does include RV components and concepts but they are often a bit plastic and ideas from wooden boat building -- while requiring a degree of craftsmanship that may be beyond the average carpenter -- are normally
I was intrigued by the Micro Cabin at mere 162 square feet.”. “Some of the designs in the book verge on the vacation-home look, but many are appealing in the way they play with the traditional presentation of a cabin
With attention to efficient living and minimizing energy footprints, Gerald Rowan provides 62 designs for compact and creative buildings that are flexible enough to fit whatever your needs may be. In the woods, on a mountaintop, or at the water’s edge, a small cabin can fulfill big dreams. Rowan includes detailed floor plans with plenty of modular elements that make the designs adaptable and easy to recreate with cost-effective, low-maintenance materials. Make the most of the cabin you call home, regardless of its size.