Jason and Zach open up the conference with an introduction, some quick facts and an inspiring story.
Steve Weissmann from Tumbleweed Tiny Homes kicks off the event with an intro to DIY Do's and Don'ts when it comes to building Tiny Homes. He also has a special offer for everyone attending - free tiny house plans!
In this session, Clint tells his family's inspiring story of how going small has made a huge impact not only in their lives but in the lives of many families all over the world.
Bob shares with us some tiny house building 101 techniques
Tyler takes us on a live tour of a WheelHaus Tiny House!
The Kernohans will be sharing how the future the tiny lifestyle movement lies in each of us as individuals, no matter where we are with our own tiny living journey, and how we all are the catalyst for launching the tiny house community into tomorrow. As John and Fin are often quoted saying, “Do something BIG in your world… by simply doing something TINY!”
Time to replenish your energies! 😊 Grab a drink and a bite to eat during a quick 30-minute lunch break and hop back on to socialize with other attendees and our partners who have made this event possible.
In this session, Kol Peterson will help explain the similarities and differences between accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and tiny houses on wheels(THOWs). Much like tiny houses, ADUs have been gaining a lot of traction in a number of US markets. He'll touch on the environmental benefits of ADUs, how to finance them, and how different municipalities are treating ADUs. Kol will point you in the right direction to learn more about ADUs and answer questions that you may have about them.
Having visited more than thirty U.S. States and five Canadian Provinces with her Tiny House in tow, Jenna breaks down what life on the road looks like while living in a tiny house.
Certified Master KonMari Consultant, Erin, walks us through some of Marie Kondo's favorite tips to keep small spaces organized and efficient. Further, she discusses how doing so dramatically makes people happier.
Brent has been on the forefront of the movement and has brought the community together around a common theme of tiny houses and beautiful design. He shares with us his thoughts on the movement and where things are going from here.
Education and empowerment about setting up your Tiny House for a small electric footprint, so you will have maximum ability to have power where-ever you are, including your own off-grid solar/battery based power systems.
Zack, host of Tiny House Nation, has lived in a tiny home for over 6 years. In this session he dives into what life after COVID-19 shutdown looks like from a tiny house perspective and how they can be a solution to rebuilding.
Dee dives deep into what changes she had to make to move into a tiny house, and how her life changed with both blessings and challenges, as a result of that.
Join Dee, Jay and Zack as they open up the conversation to a live Q&A!
This event is about the community. What better way to bring the community together than meeting new people and continuing conversations from today's sessions? Connect with someone via our live event software and talk tiny house!
Zach and Jason kick off days sessions with a live Q&A and some heroic stories!
Brian shares with us how to properly understand and prioritize what we need from a home and how that relates to going tiny. He also takes a look at how we think about space in our homes in order to utilize any wasted space.
With combined Electrical, Computer and Business degrees from the University of Michigan College of Engineering, Masters of Network Engineering and Security, Solar Engineering and multiple other certifications, Jay is the man for the job when it comes to in-depth building science and techniques.
Domenic takes us on a tour of a classic Jamaica Cottage
In this session, David discusses how to Incorporate the valuable principles of Tiny House Living into your daily life. He shares his journey of doing so and how he has found freedom and joy as the outcome.
In this session Dee shares with us her top five tiny house tips on solar, on-demand water, moving a house on wheels, working with clients on their dream house, and tiny house design.
Time to replenish your energies! :) Grab a drink and a bite to eat and hop back on to socialize with others during a quick 30 minute lunch break.
Matt and Clint dive into how they have helped others through building tiny homes in the USA and abroad and how they are shaping the tiny house movement to be a force for good.
David Latimer, Founder of New Frontier Tiny Homes, is going to share his years of experience through a live Q&A - Bring your questions!
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In this session, Ethan shares with us all he has learned from interviewing over 100 tiny house builders, professionals, dwellers, and DIYers.
Tyson and Brian open up this session to a live Q&A focused around Tiny House Design.
Matt takes us through the basics of space planning when designing a tiny house. Then he jumps into the story of creating the Handcrafted Movement and how he helps people use their natural gifts.
Jay will be talking about recent developments in tiny house design, building methods and policy. He'll be addressing how these changes will apply to a post-covid world.
Abel Zyl talks with us about his unique style of “functional-aesthetics" that is known the world over: Tiny houses with magically curved rooflines and quaint round windows.
Brian takes us on a tour of the East Zion Resort and inside some great tiny homes!
Caravan was the first tiny house hotel in the US, established in June 2013 in the Alberta Arts District in Portland, Oregon. In this session, Kol, the owner of Caravan, will show some of the different tiny house styles at Caravan. He'll then dive into regulations, infrastructure, and building code issues and trends related to tiny houses as viable forms of ADUs in certain US markets.
Join Damon, Ethan, and Nick as they open up the conversation to a live Q&A!
This event is about the community. What better way to bring the community together than meeting new people and continuing conversations from today's sessions? Connect with someone via our live event software and talk tiny house!
Zach and Jason kick off Sundays sessions with some info about our sponsors and a BIG Thank You!
Nick, from California Tiny Houses opens up Sundays sessions with some professional insights and tips on building tiny homes.
Justin from Utopian Village takes us on a tour of a luxury park model and shares the differences between them and a tiny house on wheels.
Ben from Tiny Healthy Homes shares the best practices to use if you want to build a non-toxic, low EMF (electromagnetic frequency) tiny house and how you can still incorporate repurposed and salvaged materials with these methods.
In this session, Lindsay will be talking about the ordinances that just got passed with the Santa Clara County and the City of San Jose during Covid-19 shut down. She'll also be sharing how people can share these ordinances and engage their local politicians to further the tiny house movement.
In this session, the Colinders are open up to a live Q&A geared towards DIY and building practices.
In this session, Mike gives us insights into designing and building a tiny home to fit your needs and lifestyle while maintaining functionality, and livability.
Zach and Jason answer a few last questions and close out the event with a BIG thank you for all making the first-ever Global Online Community Event possible. So long until next event later in 2020!
We close out the event by bringing the community together with a full hour of connecting with other like-minded people also viewing the event.
