designboom has recently developed a bit of an obsession with small houses. so when we saw
the ‘mudgee permanent camping’ dwelling we were naturally drawn to it. the home leaves a small
foot print indeed, taking up only three meters square. it is located in a remote area of australia
and was built first and shipped to the site. the structure boasts two floors and is clad in copper
which can be propped up for more light. at the back, a large tank provides water which is
collected from the rooftop. inside, there is a kitchen, living and dinning room with a wood burning
stove and a sleeping loft on the second floor. a bathroom is located separately and is only a short
walk away.

http://www.caseybrown.com.au


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