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Sustainable Architecture
Submitted by hamcha01 on Sun, 2015-02-08 17:42
As part of my reasearch this week I visited Nicklesville in the Sodo area of Seattle. There were several "tiny houses" as well as tents and other makeshift structures. Though this isn't directly related to our group I thought that it was interesting and the homeless is a group that could potentially benefit from alternative buildings.