Trade school programs are giving students incredible real-world skills, and this tiny house is a shining example. Built by Carmel High School’s Construction Trades program in Indiana during the 2022-2023 school year, this 32-foot tiny home on wheels showcases what young builders can accomplish with proper training and mentorship.
The home features two sleeping lofts — both with staircase access — a 3/4 bathroom, and a functional galley kitchen. One of the lofts includes a standing-height landing area, a thoughtful touch that makes daily living much more comfortable. Let’s take a closer look.
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32-Foot Tiny House with Dual Lofts Built by Carmel High School Students
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The galley kitchen includes a bathroom with flush toilet and shower stall.
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A removable cooktop sits on the butcher block countertops.
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The students also crafted custom cutting boards as part of the project.
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The living room is in a step-down area.
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One of the lofts has a spacious standing landing area.
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Both lofts are large enough to fit a bed comfortably.
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Highlights:
- 32′ tiny home on wheels (approximately 260 sq ft)
- Two sleeping lofts — one at each end of the home
- Master loft features standing room next to the bed
- Galley kitchen with butcher block countertops and removable cooktop
- 32′ x 8′ triple axle trailer
- French doors, full bath with shower, W/D hookups
- Electric hot water heater, metal roof, R13 insulation throughout
- Insulated and sealed flooring, keypad keyless entry
- Built by Carmel High School Construction Trades program (Indiana)
Why Trade School Tiny Homes Matter
Programs like Carmel High School’s Construction Trades are part of a growing movement across the country where students learn hands-on carpentry, electrical, plumbing, and project management skills by building real tiny homes. These student-built projects demonstrate that with proper instruction, young builders can produce quality, livable homes — and gain career-ready skills in the process.
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Wow, what a great job. Others could learn so much from these students! Love the standing room in the loft under the high side of the roof. I don’t understand why others don’t use that side of the house for that, why they put stairs on the lower side of the roof most of the time. Again Great Job Students.