Off Grid Tiny House for Environmentally Conscious Millennials

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The purpose of this off grid tiny house was to offer young couples or millennials the ability to live outside the hustle and bustle of the big city.

To have the ability to live off grid in a tiny house while being more environmentally friendly is the idea here.

Initially  research was collected to see what young people wanted.

Data showed not everyone was completely ready to move off-the-grid. Or to even live in a smaller space.

The goal behind this design was to get young couples comfortable with the idea of living small, simple, but not completely off-the-grid.

Tiny House Designed for the Environmental-Friendly Millennial Generation

Off-Grid Prototype Tiny House Designed with Millennials in Mind-00

Images © Jordan Spuck via Simple Solar Homesteading


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Images © Jordan Spuck via Simple Solar Homesteading

What do you think of this off grid design?

Would it meet your needs? Why or why not?

Let us know if you want to in the comments below.

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Andrea is a contributor for TinyHouseTalk.com and the Tiny House Newsletter! She has a passion for sharing tiny and small house stories and introducing you to new people, ideas, and homes.

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