Back on October 6th, I began a blog post about a project I am involved with through Rochester Greenovation, in Rochester, NY. I loaded the post up with so many photos, videos, links, new developments, and so on that I thought it best to start a new post about it instead of adding more to the original one. If you'd like to follow the story from the beginning, you can click here.
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| Tiny House Project sign that greets visitors to Rochester Greenovation. |
Just as a quick refresher... The idea behind this tiny house project is to build a prototype tiny home for a homeless person using mostly materials that would otherwise wind-up in a landfill. The tiny house prototype itself is a work in progress, but the progress thus far has been more in the exchange of ideas between group participants than in the actual building of the structure. The merits of various materials, sizes, shapes, heating methods, and amenities have been the focus of a lot of the discussion. The initial idea of building on a trailer has been scrapped for a couple of weeks now.
