EP 57 The Rise of the Tiny House Movement in Australia with Tim Dean
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What you’ll learn in this episode:
The tiny house movement in Australia has gained popularity due to rising property prices and construction costs, as well as a cultural shift towards smaller, more sustainable living.
Tim Dean works as a designer and connector in the tiny house industry, collaborating with builders and individuals to create custom solutions that meet their needs and budgets.
Tiny houses are not just for those who can't afford conventional homes; they are now seen as aspirational and desirable living spaces.
The tiny house industry in Australia is diverse, with projects ranging from owner-built homes to commercial developments, such as holiday accommodations and granny flats.
Tim Dean's business, Distilled Design, offers design services and works with builders to provide complete solutions for tiny house projects.
Tim Dean, an architect and designer, shares his journey from residential sustainability to the tiny and small housing market in Australia. He discusses the cultural and economic landscape that has led to an increased interest in alternative residential options, such as tiny houses. Tim explains his role as a designer and connector in the tiny house industry, working with builders and individuals to create custom solutions. He also highlights the popularity of tiny houses for various purposes, including affordable housing, independent living, and income generation through Airbnb rentals.
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Quotes from the episode
“It’s now not a last resort or okay, I can’t afford a proper house, I’ll have a small house. It’s now something that’s desirable, kind of aspirational for people.”
“You don’t really know exactly where it’s gonna go, but if you jump in and get involved, then things happen”
“You need to be able to offer the full solution, design and supply, design and build”
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