Building Small - by David Stiles & Jeanie Stiles (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>Live large by building small!</b> <p/> Do you daydream about downsizing your living space? Or perhaps you long for a more eco-friendly and sustainable way of life. The tiny house movement continues to gain popularity as more and more people look to simplify their lives and reconnect with nature. <p/><i>Building Small</i> is your key to joining the tiny house revolution with designs for homes as well as a range of backyard buildings including workspaces and sheds. There's tons of practical how-to construction advice including best practices, common pitfalls and tips for the do-it-yourself carpenter. Within these pages you'll find: <p/> - Complete plans for seven tiny houses<br> - Strategies for outfitting your tiny house with lighting, water, heating and waste removal<br> - Ideas for floor layout and interior design<br> - Success stories and inspirational photos of tiny homes<br>Whether you're considering a timber-framed cottage or a modular cube-style home, <i>Building Small</i> offers a wide range of approaches for planning and building your small structure.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>David and Jeanie Stiles have written a total of 25 "how-to" books on building projects from treehouses and forts, to sheds, gazebos and garden houses, and have sold over one-million copies. They have received several awards, including the ALA's Notable Children's Book Award for "Treehouses You Can Actually Build." Their work has appeared in <i>Architectural Digest</i>, <i>House Beautiful</i>, <i>Better Homes and Gardens</i>, <i>Country Living</i>, and <i>The New York Time</i>s. Television appearances include HGTV and the Discovery Channel. <p/> David and Jeanie divide their time between New York City and East Hamptom, N.Y. where they live in a barn they renovated themselves; here they build many of the projects featured in their books.
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