No Grid Needed - These PREFAB HOMES are Far More than Just another ADU!

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Steel and Spark is on a mission to effect housing along the entire housing continuum. On a recent trip to Arizona I stopped in to see their Off Grid ADU the SB2 and found out they've got so much more going on. In this video I sit down with Steel and Spark founder Brian to find out about everything they offer including but not limited to apartment buildings. Watch and learn more about Steel and Spark, a Phoenix based company building off grid Prefab Homes.
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@VodataDigital Месяц назад

Normally skip the majority of the interview sections - but this one just feels different. I'm a fan with their approach and mindset.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

great to hear! thank you for the feedback

@citizendan6390 Месяц назад

@@KerryTarnow seriously. he seems most prepared and wit good strategy and key customers in mind in each category.

@Isubscribetousers Месяц назад

Came here to say the same.

@md61211 Месяц назад

Agreed

@Alber6959 Месяц назад

@@KerryTarnowGreat great video. I think I didn't get the idea of how to handle the water living the toilet, please can you explain. Thanks

@Transterra55 Месяц назад

I love people who are creative AND moral…his story about the homeless woman and recycling has positively changed his perspective about building.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

100%

@alexisl4158 Месяц назад

This is awesome. Repressing shipping containers is a great idea. I put a 40 ft container on my property for cost-efficient storage. It's perfect. Using them for off-grid living is a wonderful idea. Companies like this can help change the perception of urban off grid. Thanks for sharing this!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

thanks for watching!

@garryp2846 Месяц назад

Is this the solution for housing affordability in America cities and towns? Yes Would I rent a prefab from Steel and Spark ? Yes Watching your videos brings a breath of fresh air when days are cloudy.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

thank you! Glad you're enjoying them

@leotatem4879 Месяц назад

Wow, I’m just blown away by how well they’ve thought out this concept. As a person who works in the affordable housing arena, I can see great value in this concept. And taking it off grid it’s just so special. I am definitely interested in learning more about steel and spark. Cheers!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

glad you enjoyed it!

@maryhart637 Месяц назад

Very Exciting Stuff!!! The point made about how much carbon is used in both building and recycling steel is eye-opening! Thanks for showcasing Steel and Spark!!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thanks for watching!

@barryblackwood6050 Месяц назад

CO2 is necessary for life. there is no more CO2 on earth than in the beginning... we live in fishbowl. European farmers purchase CO2 to grow food plants. This CO2 dilemma is a myth to create a mindset of fear to sell you other things and make you pay more for everything and reduce supposably reduce your "footprint" as a psych control mechanism. I agree we can use less more effectively and not be like the snake that consumes itself poisoning the planet but Carbon based fuels aren't the entire pollution problem at all. Throw away that doesn't degrade of poor quality that can't be repaired is the first but poisons like batteries or putting a million solar panels on farming land is as stupid as it gets too. Also using potable water to move human faeces is about as wasteful as it gets too.

@janieromer2907 Месяц назад

A rare opportunity to see what can be done with true humanitarian focus and genius Bravo steel and spark. And thank you. Thanks to Kerry too. ❤

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

thanks for watching!

@suzybearheart530 Месяц назад

I'm a sucker for a shipping container house. I think they're so cool.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

they really are

@spiritjourneyme Месяц назад

Thank you, my son is homeless. What an honorable concept. God Bless You!

@carmenmariacortesmarin2664 Месяц назад

Prayers for your son's situation to get resolved.

@titbits2304 Месяц назад

@@carmenmariacortesmarin2664 I don't understand why is this person's son homeless ? If you have kids, even adult kids, they can live with you. But if you are living in a retirement home or an old age home, then it is understandable.

@carmenmariacortesmarin2664 Месяц назад

@@titbits2304 What you say it seems plausible. Whatever the reason is, she hurts knowing her son is homeless. That says enough to me. Thank you for taking the time to think of a reason with kindness in your heart.

@titbits2304 Месяц назад

@@carmenmariacortesmarin2664 You are welcome .

@billharker5424 Месяц назад

Wow! This dude is so intelligent, ethical, and morally righteous. Man, I am super impressed and hope you keep up with this company and what they are up to! 😊❤

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

I will!

@wdking8833 Месяц назад

Woah! I am totally impressed! Not quite what I want, but the SB2 is flipping awesome! I am also impressed by the founder and his goals to help people who really need housing. I have their website bookmarked for a long look soon. Thanks for the look at their company and homes, Kerry.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Glad you like it 😃

@RealBillyGarcia Месяц назад

Back to back weeks with company founders with huge hearts. Good people being successful while helping others. 🏆 Off grid homes rule. Off grid apartment buildings rules even more! I’d love to see them do this in my neck of the woods. We have a few prefab apartment buildings here in NYC but I have no idea about how they are powered. I’ve only heard a rumor that one or more are not Con Edison powered. Steel and Spark would be a welcomed addition to NYC IMO. 🥰 This update is jammed packed with info Kerry. I’m going to watch it again. Keep kicking ass! 😎

@md61211 Месяц назад

Are you talking about the ones at the base of the Brooklyn Bridge, by Cadman Plaza?

@RealBillyGarcia Месяц назад

@@md61211 I haven’t seen that one in person. I saw the one on east 27th street. But they’re starting to pop up around NYC. 😎🗽

@md61211 Месяц назад

@@RealBillyGarcia Oh yes, 27th St!! Were they lottery type apts? I think there was an experimental building in Harlem or Inwood, maybe near CPN years ago. I might be misremembering.

@RealBillyGarcia Месяц назад

@@md61211 I live in Inwood. So I don’t think it was here. I wish.

@md61211 Месяц назад

@@RealBillyGarcia So maybe lower Harlem, near CPN. Gonna look it up.

@joecutro7318 Месяц назад

Great post, Kerry. These folks impress me in a win-win kinda way. Looking forward to more detail on the products an distribution. Thanks as always! 🙏👍🏼

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thanks Joe, glad you enjoyed it

@dalegereaux1863 Месяц назад

Interesting off-grid housing. 👍 He mentioned the water would last for 2 months, but he didn't say how much water delivery would be. It might be nice if you could put it on a property that has a well.

@carmenmariacortesmarin2664 Месяц назад

I guess if you don’t have a choice, 1250 gallons will last you two months, but the US Geological Survey puts the average at 80-100 gallons per person. If we went with 80 gallons, that’s only going to last 15 days. And as you said, he doesn’t take into consideration the cost of the water supply plus the transportation. In some places they charge you only for the transportation, but it isn’t cheap. Good concept, but for a transition home, like he said.

@scottmcshannon6821 Месяц назад

what do they do with waste? a septic system? or do they pour everything over their garden?

@gaston. Месяц назад

This is fantastic & inspiring. Great looking designs! I like their vision, "containers were meant to be stacked" bravo!. One of your best videos yet! Thanks for sharing Kerry!

@RaraAvis1138 Месяц назад

I can't wait to see all that they are working on! Waiting for that video Kerry! Thanks so much for focusing on this type of builder - it's so important.

@kathbrandon8023 Месяц назад

Amazing concept & company. Thanks for chasing this one down, Kerry!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

My pleasure! Thanks for watching

@julialoustalot3249 Месяц назад

I’m curious if they can add a rain water collection system along with filtering and treating that rain water.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

I bet they can

@4literv6 Месяц назад

Also something more akin to the hydraloop water reuse system? A puny little place like that isn't going to have gardens around using 300+gallons of greywater smh. But complete water reuse? Extending time in between sewage treatment and water resupply makes sense.

@user-kx7rs2fp4w Месяц назад

@@KerryTarnowI will have to hook up to city water, but I love the idea of grey water for the yard. Plus, I am heartened to find a company that might be able to efficiently repurpose shipping containers for tiny homes.

@-sil Месяц назад

THANK GOD someone is out there thinking about free & affordable housing! More and more ppl are being forced out of housing every single day. Rental rates are INSANE and it seems that only corporations can afford to buy right now as they're gobbling up everything available. This country (and others) desperately needs solutions, FAST!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

I agree

@lizsteilkie Месяц назад

Great stuff Kerry. Food powerand housing are the keys

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thanks for watching

@juliebarnett9812 Месяц назад

Thank you, Kerry.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Hi Julie, thanks for tuning in

@Maria-ni4rc Месяц назад

Kudos to the company owner for having the insight to understand the need to reuse what is readily available. And to recognize that people, no matter the age group, need affordable and safe housing. Looking forward to learning more about the owner, company, and their projects, and how to find availability...

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

More coming! Thanks for watching

@FGM013 Месяц назад

I live in the Phoenix metro area so this is very interesting to me. I will be watching this company.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Great!

@juliebarnett9812 Месяц назад

I don't care what people say about shipping containers.

@mosheedy9862 Месяц назад

This is great! No electric, no sewer hookup! Fantastic!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Glad you like it

@christophersamuelson451 Месяц назад

Thanks Kerry. This one is life affirming!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

You're so welcome!

@robinsadler5493 Месяц назад

This is super exciting! I like everything said about this company so far. My interest would be i a single family off grid but maybe even a 4 plex. Im anxious to hear more! Thanks Kerry! 😊

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Great to hear! More coming

@Smurphy415 Месяц назад

1000% agree with the consumption idea. A single pair of jeans takes like seven or nine thousand gallons of water!! The textile industry is doing major damage to our environment, especially outside of the US. It’s NUTS! When I think about getting a new pair of jeans, I think about getting the used pair at the thrift store. I will never again go to the department store and buy Denim, and I will never again actually throw clothing away.This past two years has blown my mind when I decided to educate myself. I don’t think a single person on this planet can afford to be ignorant about consumption. If we want to live on this planet, we simply must be informed, and these issues must be taught in school very early and in depth.

@the_new_green_deal_doe6888 Месяц назад

Keep it up Kerry! one of the best channels, huge inspiration for many new ways of living. Also props for the quick price preview up front.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thank you 🙌🏼

@RecruitingMaven Месяц назад

Loving his ideas! Hopefully, he can make it all happen. Thank Kerry.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

I hope so too!

@bradbates2339 Месяц назад

This is the creative thinking the world needs.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

100%

@Many8s Месяц назад

Insightful planning, meeting previously un-met needs, faster set-up turnaround. Thank you for covering their deepdive backstory. Re-use what already exists. Impressive!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thanks for watching 😃

@jamesengland7461 Месяц назад

Another excellent video, dude!

@NA-su3jk Месяц назад

Wish you went a little deeper and showed more. Seems the co is eager for the exposure.... maybe a followup episode? For example - how is their setup different from a Tesla wall?

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

There will be a follow up 😀

@marianl3447 Месяц назад

Wow Kerry...how nice to show someone who is motivated out of care for the homeless and prevention of that ...and yes ..seeing a 70 year old woman, never homeless and now suddenly in a tent is something MORE should care about .. Rent or buy the costs are soaring so fast and so driven by greed and profit NOT caring to give folks homes. Thank you to both you and the creator of these homes. Also really appreciate that he wants to do w/o government assistance ....good choice for so many reasons. Really glad to see this one...even tho i say that every time....lol...you are really putting some good original and important options out there for us to know about. !!

@shipjumper6068 Месяц назад

$185,000 for a studio sized apartment is outrageous. Someone can purchase a mobile home for $50,000 with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

@PaulBodyBuilder Месяц назад

Great job Keery

@conniekenny3829 Месяц назад

Wow, these units are moving right along! Love the off grid units, one and done! Saves in time and over runs from conventional building.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Exactly 😃

@PaulBodyBuilder Месяц назад

Love offgrid. Using hempcrete, bamboo, Diasen- cork lime clay Diatmetriousearth perlite.

@carolewarrenrealtor Месяц назад

Repurpose, off-grid ... uh freakin genuis, and huge step to address part of the affordabilty concerns. Exploring more about Steel & Spark to learn if this can be implemented in the DMV as well. Sometimes local/state politics stifle opportunities that could be the resolution to todays housing issues. Thanks Kerry, keep doin what you do.

@kalrobbins2811 Месяц назад

I really enjoyed listening to your conversation.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@iamjaia Месяц назад

now this is a company to get behind. innovative, environmentally friendly, and socially conscious.. WOW. prob your best video in large part because of their sense of responsibility to humans and the planet, without government help! bravo steel + spark!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it

@lordinquis8r679 Месяц назад

Thanks, Kerry! Now, that is really interesting.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

I agree!

@elizabethanglin1076 Месяц назад

I love this. My favorite so far. ❤

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Awesome!

@robbien.1798 Месяц назад

Great find Kerry! Just love how you've leveled up with this channel the past year. 👍

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thank you! Appreciate you noticing 🙌🏼

@ancientfifer Месяц назад

Really interesting interview. So glad you included it. A sustainable living master class!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@thomas6502 Месяц назад

Definitely interested in more of this. Thanks Kerry!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

More to come!

@RedMage117 Месяц назад

If there any more companies out there like these guys, Id love to see more content on them. This is exactly what Im planning for my retirement... plot of land, full off grid electric and water (sadly internet and phone are another thing). These prefabs are basically setup the way I was planning to build mine.

@jenndoe3233 Месяц назад

Huh... my interest has been sparked!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Nice 🥁 haha

@patlalla148 Месяц назад

amazing video again. this is a great start to where things need to go.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

thanks! glad you enjoyed it

@patlalla148 Месяц назад

@@KerryTarnow It was easy. Your just a really good guy.

@gjm456 Месяц назад

UP is the way to go !

@marygiacobetti4678 Месяц назад

Steel and Spark have some great ideas!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

I think so too!

@jamesbryan4373 Месяц назад

Really interested in Steel & Spark, especially the off grid models.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

glad to hear it

@kiltedpiper98 29 дней назад

Great tour!

@KerryTarnow 28 дней назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@cathymoloney8668 Месяц назад

I think that they are on the right path for solving a portion of our housing problems. Very interesting video. Thanks for sharing.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thanks for watching!

@P.Galore Месяц назад

like these guys!

@emmahardesty4330 Месяц назад

Smart housing, looks great. This is the housing that can help get our cities back in shape. Thanks, yet again.

@bubbasinclair6514 Месяц назад

You do good work and I enjoy your videos. 'Nuff said.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thank you 🙌🏼

@Sinistral83 Месяц назад

Wow, this is truly amazing! They are doing multi-family off-grid? I would love to hear more about this company in future videos.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

More to come!

@jol1958 Месяц назад

I was contemplating a Boxable, but these are quite interesting, too.

@masonp5083 Месяц назад

I’m curious how they do in cold weather climates. Is the water and utility room insulated enough to prevent freezing?

@user-gp9mf8rr9q Месяц назад

Great concept,mahalo

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Hey thanks!

@DH-zd3de Месяц назад

Massive potential in Steel n Spark

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thanks for watching

@xrpbelieverxrpbeliever5093 Месяц назад

This is so cool

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Glad you like it

@bengorman5214 Месяц назад

Very exciting work being done by this company. I'm eager to hear how they progress in their multiplex mission.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

I’ll follow up

@Lord_Legolas_Greenleaf Месяц назад

@KerryTarnow Thank you!

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thanks for watching

@DNice.. Месяц назад

thank you what great video

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@SheriAnnNihal Месяц назад

my dream to create a village of small homes..... love this

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

That would be cool

@updateapril Месяц назад

I'm reading all the positive comments and agree. "Kudos to the company owner for having the insight to understand the need to reuse what is readily available. And to recognize that people, no matter the age group, need affordable and safe housing" HOWEVER, the price? HOW IS $185,000 for less than 400 sq ft affordable? Am I missing something?

@robertq55403 Месяц назад

Hey Kerry, this is another great video! I loved the idea of being self sufficient, I.e. not depending on the electrical grid. I’m definitely going to look into this company. I’m curious how they are addressing common setbacks from using shipping containers.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@sethmurphy7656 Месяц назад

Looking forward to Part DEUX.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Coming up!

@RED-cy7ig Месяц назад

Shipping containers are a great source of material. Materials have been so expensive to obtain. It's so sad to hear but he's correct. The elderly are the fastest growing part of the homeless population. Using already manufactured material is a great resource.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

thanks for watching!

@papermoontarot4219 Месяц назад

Trying to imagine living in a steel box in Phoenix temperatures... thanks for sharing people doing interesting things for housing folks.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

My pleasure, thanks for watching!

@papermoontarot4219 Месяц назад

@@KerryTarnow You turned us on to the builder of our modular home, which is about to be built and delivered in June. Maybe you should interview somebody to talk about going from choosing a builder to getting the building in place so people can see what's involved!

@207robyn Месяц назад

the terrarium is getting close to the edge again 😁

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Haha!

@cancelbubble6535 Месяц назад

How do they deal with living in a steel box in the SW? No mention of insulation or if the solar can run AC.

@KeithandPamBilyeu Месяц назад

Pam here…very intriguing concepts. Looked on their website and saw the “Cool Tower” but nothing about what it is or how it works?? I am surmising the tall meal tower heats up with sun and creates an updraft pulling cooling air movement under the solar canopy for respite from the hot sun?? Their website is a bit sparse on the verbiage explaining stuff. Needs some fleshing out.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

The cool air is created at the top with solar causing it to fall. I dont know the exact science behind it

@vikkil2586 Месяц назад

Yeah I've seen container houses.

@HouseGuide Месяц назад

I don't know. The price seems high. Believe it or not you can still buy ready made homes in some areas for 150-200,000. I can tell you that is so in the north part of California. To make such homes financially desirable they should be around $50,000. My favorite one of these small homes I have ever seen was one that was made of something like polyurethane glass shaped like a tube with a price tag of $20,000. I believe it was 22 feet wide. The only issue I came across with that one was that it doesn't hold heat very well. But I really loved the all glass tube look and for that price am thinking about getting three of them and hooking them close together in a horse shoe fashion. Now if I can only find the company name again. Maybe in my old emails when I sent it to someone here who asked me about it.

@Alber6959 Месяц назад

Kerry Tarnow Great great video. I think I didn't get the idea of how to handle the water living the toilet, please can you explain. Thanks

@Undercoverbooks Месяц назад

I agree with reusing the steel containers, but at some point won't we run short of used ones and they'll start manufacturing new steel containers for purpose like this? So that wouldn't save the resources...

@AN-kb1up Месяц назад

Waiting for the follow up 🍿

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Coming soon

@dr123hall 18 часов назад

The cost is more so into the lithium batteries, solar equipment. I see approximately 100k of solar expense. The design build more towards the $80k. Time may bring down price via volume, efficiency and market absorption.

@Alber6959 Месяц назад

@KerryTarnow Great great video. I think I didn't get the idea of how to handle the flushing water from the toilet, please can you explain? Thanks

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thank you! It’s an incinerator toilet

@chrissnoett3060 Месяц назад

Can you stat cool inside that prefab unit during a Phoenix summer?

@Erin-Thor Месяц назад

Or a Texas summer. 🥵

@fragout9575 Месяц назад

Yes, they are insulated.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Yes

@eattherich9215 Месяц назад

I love the concept and the founder is so right about re-using shipping containers and in the right way, however, I am puzzled. Where does the water come from if there is no mains connection?

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

If it was being used as an ADU they would be filled with a hose. If not the water would have to be delivered

@user-sz7ci1mm1z Месяц назад

I need you guys to build my house in Florida.

@staybussin Месяц назад

Did all these prefab homes spike in price? Any decent options for $50k? I think that's what the casita from Boxable started at. $185k is so expensive.

@kykyjoy9390 Месяц назад

For a steel prison cell the size of a LITERAL prison cell!!!

@uriesuh9431 Месяц назад

This guy is dynamically intelligent and super impressive builds! Kudos to how he wants to try to address one of the biggest issues we have going on here in the US. Excellent interview @kerrytarnow ✨

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it

@jmartinez562 Месяц назад

Like the company Boxabl, IF you can't snap one of these in your backyard these eventually just become another version of mobile homes where it's NOT permitted to place on a piece of R-1 land #1 State and City codes must change to allow theses #2 Must keep these units under $59k for one bedroom, $79k for 2-bedroom

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

thank you for the feedback!

@shelbystraight5159 Месяц назад

Don’t shipping containers degrade after 20ish years due to rust damage?

@CatCaretakerID Месяц назад

I do like his sustainable point of view, but I can't afford that $185,000 price tag for that ADU. And how do you replenish the water without a water line?

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

if it's an ADU it could come from the main house. If not it would have to be delivered

@ann1541 Месяц назад

Yeah the price is painful, but I could use something like that

@kykyjoy9390 Месяц назад

No one can afford that for a shoe box. That’s a HOUSE price, not a steel cage.

@billienomates1606 Месяц назад

Talking about saving co2 production may be some one need to speak to Elon about his space program:- A Starship flight with the Super Heavy booster will emit 2,683 tonnes of CO2, plus 1.7 tonnes of nitrous oxide. This greenhouse gas is 298 times more harmful than CO2, which means that over one flight, the rocket will release 3,189.6 tonnes of CO2e*. * carbon dioxide equivalent, a measurement that converts all greenhouse emissions into CO2 terms Elon is hoping for 144 or 12 a month launches of the super heavy in 2024 - equivalent to 459,302.4 tonnes of CO2e*. Like the idea of the containers though.

@jamesengland7461 Месяц назад

Just a little bit totally off subject... and I'm pretty sure Elon knows more about this than you do. You got the numbers from his company, after all 😂

@donnabelisle9326 Месяц назад

are they made for very cooled places?

@dorothythorpe6183 Месяц назад

Greywater filtration and storage for its reuse. Good! How do they deal with feces?

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Incinerator toilet

@spacemanjupiter Месяц назад

I often wonder how much work would go into living off grid like this. How do you refill those water containers? That's a lot of water. Where do poops go? Ideally, it would be nice to be able to live like this.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

If its in use as an adu you could fill it from an exterior tap, otherwise a water truck. Incinerator toilet 💩

@jeremidriggers9317 Месяц назад

So what is the cost for an X-Wing?

@kindnessmatters5215 Месяц назад

Love the idea and ingenuity, BUT no way I could even begin to afford that.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Glad you like it! thanks for watching

@vickydittfield9822 Месяц назад

Respect🎉❤😊

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

thanks for watching Vicky

@vickydittfield9822 Месяц назад

@@KerryTarnow Thanks for sharing Kerry💯👏👍Love your humor as well!

@b_uppy Месяц назад

Think these can be designed better. The studio kitchen is too small for most people. The water storage and battery storage could be consolidated to make room for a kitchen "L."

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Appreciate the feedback 😃

@b_uppy Месяц назад

@@KerryTarnow You bet. Too small a kitchen means you must do shopping much more frequently.

@DavidJohnson-dc8lu Месяц назад

Nice, but worrying how shipping containers are being capitalised, but I do understand when a business does something they need to make their profits. The Grey water should be used to flush the toilets as well, then additionally after being flushed and re-filtered, it filters through right under inedible plants/trees. Crazy how we do flush toilets with direct clean bath and cooking water day in and day out.

@KerryTarnow Месяц назад

Great ideas