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   I design very small, one-person houses I call Basic Personal Shelter. 
   They offer affordability, simplicity, and privacy.  
   Check out my website, and let me know if you have any questions.

   Jeff Abrams, AIA Architect 
   Jeff@VerySmallHouse.com
   803-447-6231 USA
 
 
        
    Please send me your questions 
    or comments. 
    
    Thanks, Jeff
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This is my book on Basic Personal Shelter.   The front and back cover is to the left. 

I have recently had the book printed.  I have posted the book proofs here. If you want a hard copy email me and I will tell you where you can buy it.

You can read the full book by clicking on the PDF symbol below.  
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Click on the PDF Symbol to Read the Book BASIC PERSONAL SHELTER
 
 

On June 22, 2018, I delivered a talk at the national AIA (American Institute of Architects) conference in New York City titled Basic Personal Shelters: Expanding a Vision for One-Person Houses. 

Click on the PDF symbols to the right to read the narrative and see the powerpoint slides that go with it. 

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Click on the PDF Symbol to read the Narrative of the talk.
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Click on the PDF Symbol to see the Powerpoint of the talk.
 
 

This BPS is 240 sq ft.
It's story is told in my book.
Below are floor plan and photos of it.
 
 
 
 
Same BPS -- Recent Pic
 
 
Article 2017 about Jeff and his 240 sf BPS - Picture good, type difficult to read.
 
 
 

Inside the Main Room:

Kitchen is to the right.

Bathroom is behind kitchen to the left.

There is no built-in furniture. Each person sets up the main room to live in as they see fit.

This is not a "tiny house".  This is a small house.  The rooms are normal size.  Just fewer of them.
 
 
The Bathroom
 
 
 
 

This BPS is approximately 144 sq ft.     
I am in the process of refining it and hope to build one soon.  
 
 

Please Note:
If you build a house based on what you see on this website, 
it is your responsibility to confirm you meet all building requirements 
which are applicable in the place where you are building.  
What you see here might not comply with what is required in your location.
 
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