Lloyd Kahn and Kevin Kelly on the Rise of DIY & Tiny Houses

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If you’re like me you’re also a fan of Lloyd Kahn and Kevin Kelly.

They’re former editors of the Whole Earth Catalog.

Lloyd Kahn is the author of several books including Tiny Homes: Simple Shelter.

Kevin Kelly is the author of Cool Tools: A Catalog of Possibilities.

Watch and listen in as they discuss tiny houses, housetrucks, houseboats, upcoming books, trends, and more below in a Google+ Hangout session with fans.

Kevin Kelly & Lloyd Kahn on Tiny Houses and the Rise of DIY

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Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

7 comments

  1. I read Lloyd Kahn’s book shelter so many times I wore out the covers. It was the ultimate honor when Lloyd contacted me and asked to include my solar cabin in his book Tiny Homes- Simple Shelter. His book pictures were a major inspiration to me and other unique home designers and he helped to bring these unique homes into our lives.

    Thanks Lloyd!

    LaMar

  2. I think Lloyd could have been a little more positive to the guy who asked about container homes, rather than just “I don’t like them” and “Who wants to live in a metal box?” That works both ways, who wants to live in a wooden box? The answer to both questions is “Plenty of people”.

    But very interesting vid all the same, it’s good to hear what people have to say about these things and living in the bush as I do I seldom get to talk to people for real.

    1. Yeah I thought that was kind of funny but I don’t blame him for being honest. I had fun watching/listening to the discussions.

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