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Architect Converts a NYC Apartment to a Tiny Home Cabin

What if the best tiny home designs didn’t come from cabins or van conversions… but from New York apartments? In this video, I take a real 500 sq ft NYC studio floor plan and use it to design a tiny home in the woods. Same footprint, same layout logic — completely different life. If you're researching tiny homes, small house ideas, or how to design a tiny home that actually feels livable, this video will give you practical design tips you can use right away: • how to make a small space feel bigger • how to use daylight and windows effectively • efficient tiny home layouts • raising the ceiling without increasing the footprint • designing around a simple plumbing core (to save money) • creating calm, intentional interiors I hope this inspires your own tiny home project — whether you're building soon or just dreaming. 0:00 Why Tiny Homes Are Not What You Think 0:22 Extrovert vs. Introvert 1:17 NYC Apartment Reference 2:24 Sketching the Tiny Home Version 4:24 Building the Tiny Home 3d Model in Revit 7:40 Material Selections for Tiny Home Cabin Feel 8:40 Final Render Walkthrough of Tiny Home Design 👉 Let me know in the comments: what matters most to you in a tiny home? Urban reference: 35 E 10th St #3G, NYC — plan and listing via CityRealty (used for educational design analysis) Stay curious — and design with intent.