Thousand Crow tiny house sidesteps the Vancouver housing market

Vancouver's housing market is relatively expensive, and this naturally prevents a lot of people from being able to afford to own their own homes. Following some sub-par rental experiences, Vancouver resident Isabella Mori contacted local firm Camera Buildings to construct her a 18.5 sq m (189 sq ft) tiny home that she could afford to own outright. .. Continue Reading Thousand Crow tiny house sidesteps the Vancouver housing market

Section: Architecture

Tags: Home, Small Living, Tiny Footprint, Vancouver

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