How to make a tiny condo (you actually want to live in)
Tim Antoniuk’s prototype tiny condo re-defines what most would consider a ‘cozy' living room.
The University of Alberta industrial design researcher has built a 230-square-foot living space in his university lab--including a kitchen, bathroom, sitting area and a fold-down bed--as part of a project to provide a glimpse into what the future of housing could look like.
“But it’s not just for hip millennials,” Antoniuk said, during an interview Tuesday.
“It can be affordable housing for people who need something downtown, close to work where everything can be easily accessed.”
Antoniuk argues Edmonton is at a "tipping point" where we're going to have to start thinking differently about how we live.
“We’re seeing our downtown transform, but it’s going to get more expensive as property values go up.”
