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Seriously Tiny (and Slightly Strange) Hangouts That Push the Limits of Micro-Living

By Dwell @dwell
Exbury Egg

Exbury Egg, PAD Studio and Stephen Turner, 2013

Constructed with traditional yacht-building techniques, this 20-foot-long floating oval on an inlet in southern England functions as a self-sufficient studio and home for artist Stephen Turner. His work, which is inspired by water, relies on data he collects here on the rising and ebbing tides. 

Rebecca Roke's Nanotecture, a compact compendium of over 300 tiny built things, is available to preorder now through Phaidon. Preview a few of the collection's most surprising projects here.


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