rubyslippers
06-06-2008, 04:05 PM
http://www.buffalorising.com/story/during_the_city_demo_thread
Last night, through a long array of web searches, I found an interesting story out of Buffalo, New York. Evidently, a small community garden in an urban area was auctioned (devastating the neighbors as you may imagine). Well, a very intriguing home inspired by both the Katrina Cottages and the Wee Houses was built in its place. I did a little Internet mining into some more pre-fab houses today; however, this one just has a really unique flair. I do not know if any of you have seen anything like it. However, I know how we all like to window shop - - so, to the owners of the precious little red cottage that came to life in the midst of a garden controversy - - kudos! Enjoy your precious "wee" home:
http://www.buffalorising.com/img/img_entries/w600/17771.jpg
(The picture below I believe IS a Katrina Cottage; however, the house I am specifically discussing is the funky red house at the top of the page. If you follow the link you can read the home's spunky story!)
I just felt compelled to share my findings as a champion of "The Little House that Could" - - Enjoy!
- - Jenny
Last night, through a long array of web searches, I found an interesting story out of Buffalo, New York. Evidently, a small community garden in an urban area was auctioned (devastating the neighbors as you may imagine). Well, a very intriguing home inspired by both the Katrina Cottages and the Wee Houses was built in its place. I did a little Internet mining into some more pre-fab houses today; however, this one just has a really unique flair. I do not know if any of you have seen anything like it. However, I know how we all like to window shop - - so, to the owners of the precious little red cottage that came to life in the midst of a garden controversy - - kudos! Enjoy your precious "wee" home:
http://www.buffalorising.com/img/img_entries/w600/17771.jpg
(The picture below I believe IS a Katrina Cottage; however, the house I am specifically discussing is the funky red house at the top of the page. If you follow the link you can read the home's spunky story!)
I just felt compelled to share my findings as a champion of "The Little House that Could" - - Enjoy!
- - Jenny