I'm in Seattle an my kid really wants to visit a tiny home.
 
She is really into architecture and alternative living and wants to check one out.
 
How do I find a tiny home community?
 
 

Ballard?
 

I think those are toy/miniture.
 
I think he wants inhabitable "tiny" houses as in small square footage.
 
Butt, I've been wrong before.

Check out these guys: http://www.nomadmicrohomes.com/contact--about.html
 
They're located in Vancouver, BC and may have some models up that you can check out.
 

bapu
I think those are toy/miniture.
 
I think he wants inhabitable "tiny" houses as in small square footage.
 
Butt, I've been wrong before.

Jeeze, Baps, you are the last person I would have expected to take me seriously.

slartabartfast

bapu
I think those are toy/miniture.
 
I think he wants inhabitable "tiny" houses as in small square footage.
 
Butt, I've been wrong before.

Jeeze, Baps, you are the last person I would have expected to take me seriously.

Too bad too.  He used up all of his allotted "brain power units" for the week month on that insight. 

Having payed some dues living in my van for a couple of years ..(back East no less in the  friggen Snow …)
I do like the Tiny Home concept …
I think as long as it's just me ,  I can be happy in one of them …it would sure beat living in an apartment complex …
Since I  have a somewhat large big a$$ed dog …I may have to go for 2 Tiny Homes …
One for me and one for him ..that way we can still stay together as good friends .
it is already a given that I'm probably gonna end up having to do all his yard work because I want to be good neighbors .
He seems very lackadaisical  about picking up his own turds…lol  
Kenny

On Bothell Way / 522 in Bothell there's a place on the side of the road that has all sorts of model homes of these.

At www.gizmag.com they publish a lot of articles about tiny homes. You'll find many there.
 
Look here for example:
http://www.gizmag.com/tag/tiny-footprint/
 
And here:
http://www.gizmag.com/tiny-houses/
 
Or try searching for "Seattle" within
http://www.gizmag.com/architecture/
 

You all rock!