Tag Archives: Michael Mehta

The Beetle House

Posted on December 8, 2010 by Michael Janzen

It’s always nice to hear a story of someone turning sour lemons in lemonade. In this case it’s a tiny house design concept called The Beetle House. In October of 2010 a team at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, BC … Continue reading →

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Focus on the Future – Small is beautiful and eminently livable – By Michael Mehta

Posted on January 3, 2010 by Michael Janzen

Back in November I posted the story of Michael Mehta’s small house on Gabriola Island in British Columbia. Shortly after that Michael mentioned to me that he was working on an article that focused on the benefits of simple living … Continue reading →

Posted in Announcement | Tagged BC, british columbia, canada, Gabriola Island, Michael Mehta, simple living, small homes | Leave a comment

Help Build a Stronger Case for Tiny Houses

Posted on November 20, 2009 by Michael Janzen

The other day I posted a story about Michael Mehta’s small house on Gabriola Island in British Columbia. Michael is currently working on a short article focused on small-scale, sustainable housing for a newspaper article and is hoping to leverage … Continue reading →

Posted in Announcement | Tagged ecological, LEED, low impact, Michael Mehta, Newspaper article, Research, strong case, sustainable | 10 Comments