This is the Newport by Cubist Engineering. It’s an 8’x8′ cube designed to put in your backyard to use as your office.
Inside, you’ve got a 9.5′ ceiling, french doors, and windows to give you the feeling of spaciousness.
What do you think about walking into your backyard to go to work in one of these? Not bad if you ask me! Enjoy and learn more below. Thanks!
The Newport Backyard Office by Cubist Engineering
© Cubist Engineering
© Cubist Engineering
Highlights
- ‘The Newport’
- The cubicle reimagined!
- 8’x8′ interior
- 8.5’x8.5′ exterior
- 9.5′ ceiling
- Designed as a workplace
- Fits in most backyards
- Tall ceilings
- Wall-mounted heater
- Smart outlets
- Transformable trailer foundation (hot-dipped galvanized; insulated and sealed undercarriage)
- 8’x4′ deck
- Steel awning
- White oak flooring
- Ipe trim
- $24,000 furnished
See more tiny houses we’ve featured by Cubist Engineering that we’ve posted on here.
Resources
- https://www.cubistengineering.com/newport/
- https://www.cubistengineering.com
- https://tinyhousetalk.com/modern-21ft-tiny-house-with-secret-ceiling-bed-and-remote-control-gullwing-door/
- https://tinyhousetalk.com/the-12ft-adirondack-tiny-house-with-secret-bed-built-into-floor/
Our big thanks to Mike Haney of Cubist Engineering for sharing!
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Nice, but that desk is unsuitable for people with multiple monitors.
For what they’re asking for this, I’m sure a larger desk can be negotiated…
I’ll build my own for way cheaper than $375 sqft!! holy cow!