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This is the story of tiny huts in Indonesia by an organization called Mercy Huts.
They’re developing beautiful beachfront retreat huts to help empower Indonesian communities.
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Beachfront Tiny Huts in Indonesia by Mercy Huts
Images © Matt Thistlewaite
Images © Matt Thistlewaite
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I do see the bedroom inside. Is that the bathroom sink out back? With a toilet on the other side of that little half wall? Or is that the proposed kitchen area? When I was in Indonesia out in the traditional communities, the “shower rooms” had a deep basin filled with cold water that the bather dipped into with a bowl and sluiced over the head as their version of a shower. Is that what is going to be here? From these photos it looks like a work in progress- when its finished could this page be updated with the finished units, including the bathing/toilet/kitchen areas? Thanks so much!
This is a good example of a project where you should “Follow the money”. Who do you think will be the largest beneficiary?