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Designer Ryan Frank wanted a semi-mobile home for a small plot in a “sensitive area”. He thought about yurts and domes, but settled for an open source design he found online.
Often called a “Boathouse” or “Gothic Arch” structure, it was originally developed by a boat builder; it’s centerpiece are the wooden support ribs.
Frank built the home for about 1000 euros in roughly 100 hours. He now lives in it full-time with his girlfriend, though they use a separate camper as a kitchen, as well as a separate composting toilet and outdoor shower.
Check out the short video below to learn more about Ryan’s tiny home and share it with anyone you think might enjoy a more simple self sufficient life. He might just be the inspiration they need to make it happen…
