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Lloyd Alter's 375 square foot prefabricated miniHome, built by Toronto's Sustain Design Studio.Dave LeBlanc
Writer and architect Lloyd Alter bought his miniHome six years ago. He loved the design by Andy Thomson and thought others would too, but ran into a wall of resistance.Dave LeBlanc
A view of the loft bedroom from the kitchen iside the miniHome.Dave LeBlanc
The living room can double as another bedroom. Sliding doors open to the bathroom.Dave LeBlanc
The kitchen and eating area. The house is now being rented out at the Timber House Country Inn Resort in Brighton, Ont.Dave LeBlanc
View through the kitchen to the living room and bathroom.Dave LeBlanc
The bathroom.Dave LeBlanc
Thre front door. Solar panels above provide a power source.Dave LeBlanc
A bookcase doubles as the stairway to the loft bedroom.Dave LeBlanc
The loft.Dave LeBlanc
The miniHome's Recreational Vehicle badge.Dave LeBlanc