Small and cute houses have always fascinated me. If they have captivated your attention too, then here is a solar-powered cabin that you cannot afford to miss. The cube-shaped tiny house is called the Microhouse. Designed by landscape architect and metal artist H. Keith Wagne, the 100-square-foot tiny house is part of the Human = Landscape exhibit held at City Hall Park in Burlington, Vermont.
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The Microhouse constructed by Alex Carver and Christopher North of Northern Timbers Construction is off-grid and compact in size. It includes features like horizontal cladding, simple windows and a corrugate roof. In addition, the exterior incorporates the use of steel, helping it withstand harsh conditions. You can also add extra 10’ x 10’ modules to suit your requirements. This eco-friendly beauty is sure to grab a lot of attention.
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