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John Anjo is the founder/director of . He has worked in housing for 25 years, and his core business is granny flats and homes for First Nations people.
Typically, the buildings he constructs are in the 300 square foot range, but recently he built a 72 square foot office.
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But fit it in, he did.
The Yocto, named after the smallest official metric system prefix (10 x 24), is a fully operative home.
Neatly tucked in a space which would hardly fit this sentence is a fridge, stove, microwave, sink, a full-size shower and toilet, a single bed, a clothes rack, a stool, a heater, a water heater, and lights both inside-and-out of the unit.
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While it was only put together as a novelty, he believes there are numerous uses for the tiny residence.
He said it would work for students living in their parent香蕉视频直播檚 house who want a little more space, remote vacation rentals, or writing cabins.
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The Yocto is expected to be sold for $24,900.
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