Livin’ Tiny in Texas
At this point, it’s a good thing that we’re getting used to the greening trend in development, as well as in land-use planning, that encourages more energy and economically efficient ways of living. But normally when we think of that, we think of more dense regions, where existing infrastructure, namely transportation, lends itself to increased efficiency. Not so in Texas: a big state where some folks are thinking little.
The Luling, Texas-based Tiny Texas Houses takes a “Salvage Building” concept and creates, well, really little houses, ranging anywhere from 12-foot by 16-foot to 12-foot by 28-foot. Our question is, with those little houses, is placing a shed on your property considered a subdivision?
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