Could you live in something this size?

[PetiteParisienne]

I definitely could, though it would take some adjustment. I really love how these homes require the fusion of creativity and practicality.

[rhiannon]

Living alone....yes. I could do it. Living with my husband and son? Hell no.

[AussieScott]

Wife and I, yes. With kids, no. You need rooms with doors and locks.

I lived with over 50 blokes in probably 80m2 on a ship at one stage, it was improvised so not even your bunk was a private space.

[Phil75231]

Living alone....yes. I could do it. Living with my husband and son? Hell no.

Agreed. However, I think the video assumes you're a single person. Still, what about a 500 sq ft (50 m2) house? The area-per-person would be the same. In fact, the guy in the video explicitly said that a 500 sq ft house would be more approp for him, his wife, and baby.

[SilverKnight]

I've stumbled across some very interesting vids this week, having to do with Urban Farming, Self-sufficiency and the Small House Movement, respectively. I'll eventually be positng about some of this stuff, but since I'm in a wee bit of a rush right now, I thought I'd settle for this in the meantime: How small of a house could you live in?

Check it out:

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Yes, think I could...I love simplicity and self sufficiency

[LadyFirehawk]

No way in hell I could live in that thing! My cat would go stir-crazy with claustrophobia, and for that matter, so would I. Also, my crafting projects tend to require plenty of floor space to spread out on. (I'm a hobby costumer, so I need to be able to lay out large expanses of fabric.)

[Linet]

No ....no no no

[Mistel]

Yes, I could. Alone, obviously. I have lived in tiny flats before - studio ones, so I don't think it would be too much of a problem for me.
I don't like really big houses to be honest. I prefer small, cosy ones.