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From: Kaycee Overcash
Date: February 1, 2010 6:58:51 PM CST
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Subject: TINY HOUSE SURVEY

Hello from:

William Fan
Kimberly Huang
Mert Iseri
Sasha Letuchy
Kaycee Overcash
Alejandro Sklar
We are engineering students at Northwestern University and we are working on a Tiny House project. We call ourselves team Casita.

We would greatly appreciate if you could take a moment to take this survey that would assist in our project, a… Continue

Summary. It is common for ultra-compact homes to have non-traditional plumbing and water sources. This saves on the time and money required when constructing the home and saves space in the walls. Because many tiny homes are intended to be moveable, permanent connections to municipal water supply and waste water sewage aren't usually used.

Fresh Water Supply. For many tiny homes, the most practical… Continue

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Spring Valley Community, Port Townsend

Here's a blurb I wrote about my recent trip to Seattle with my sister, Sarah Turnbull Pesina. (I moved it from the Group since it's of a more personal nature.)

Seattle was everything I hoped for! We arrived at Seatac Airport at night and took a town car to the… Continue

Changing Your Perception

Step 1 to realigning your lifestyle using eco-principles is to begin seeing differently. See your entire existence as emerged within eco-living, rather than you as an individual acting out green acts.

Designer Stuart Haygarth would have taken this advice literally, inventing a sustainable eye glass chandelier that uses 620 pairs of discarded lenses to form a globe-like chandelier. Perhaps his living art is not only an example of using creativity to craft lifesty… Continue