[adorno]

The first prototype doesn’t have space for a kitchen or running water, based on the reasoning that someone living in the middle of an urban neighborhood could get food elsewhere and shower at a gym (it does have a composting toilet).

They could've built another story to accommodate a kitchen. And another story for a guest bedroom. And another story for a REAL full bathroom.

The phoniest part of the "tiny" label, is that they're calling it tiny because of the space it occupies on the ground floor. They could build it up to 20 floors high and still call it "tiny".

[BlueLancer]

They could build it up to 20 floors high and still call it "tiny".

Just think of that, a 20-story "tiny" house, with a ground footprint of a parking space.

Hmmm ... well, cow-tipping has always been popular out here in the sticks. Maybe "house-tipping" may become a popular team sport for the yutes there in the city.

[bgill]

And another story for a guest bedroom

There's no mention of a first bedroom.