I just want to sniff carbon monoxide and bang on the drum all day!
In San Jose they are going to use snazzy sheds to house the homeless. I think the sheds and the parking garage hovels would be ideal for our politicians.
I’ve seen bigger jail cells.
135 square feet is smaller than my master bathroom.
police won’t even have to kick in doors, they’ll just spray the walls and whoever’s inside will be dead. how efficient for big brother.
will the mayors and elites live in these “cool” prison cells too?
Let all these communists live in glorified outhouses. Just one thing, though... what happens when the shitter’s full ?
“A village - a community.”
A hotbed of crime.
So much for Movin On Up to the East Side.
I take it these abodes abide by all the relevant Agenda-21 Building codes.
Oh no, the SCAD idiot lemmings are at it again.
My small 780 sq ft apartment is the smallest I’d want.
People live on small boats. People live in RVs. Microhousing comes in many forms. The idea of dropping these cubes in parking garages has some novelty value, but the cubes themselves are not an especially radical idea. My question has more to do with the market. There is clearly a shortage of affordable housing in many major metro areas, especially in downtown areas. Why living pods like these instead of conventional apartments, which could be made just as small? As a practical matter, is this just a quirky design concept that, while feasible on paper, could never compete with conventional housing on the market?
Many here underestimate the popularity of tiny houses.
How big is George Obama`s “POD” ?
When Barry and Mooshele move into one of these, I’ll be convinced that they are sincere in their environmental religion.
I can’t imagine spending an Indiana winter in that parking spot. After a couple days I would be ready to run into the street to get hit by a car.
Those places aren’t healthy. They decorated it up to look homey, they need to show one with no decorating.
Yuck
All part of the Agenda 21 plan to move people out of the suburbs and into the cities. A very, very communist idea.
See don’t these look like very cute FEMA camp homes?
As a promo, they will offer them rent free. Look up stay-free minipads.
This certainly beats living under a bridge. Would a ‘mobile home’ be a lived-in vehicle with curtains?
For a bit more privacy one might consider a dumpster, large cardboard box, or a GM shipping crate.