Russian design studio, SL Project, has designed the interior of the Housing Problem project.

The creative interior design solutions and interesting lighting scheme makes the most of the limited living space of this apartment, located in Moscow, Russia.

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The Cube Project describes itself as “a compact home, no bigger than 3x3x3 meters on the inside, in which one person could live a comfortable, modern existence with a minimum impact on the environment.”

The “home” was designed and developed by Dr. Mike Page as a project of the University of Hertfordshire.

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No there is no typo here, Dereck Diedricksen is actually selling Gypsy Junker, a 24 square-foot tiny house he has made out of shipping pallets, castoff storm windows and a neighbor’s discarded kitchen cabinets!

The owner builds tiny houses from scavenged materials in his backyard as a hobby and is currently experiencing his fifteen minutes of fame after the New York Times published some photos of his work.

If you like the house, watch the video below with a tour of the tiny house and read the rest of the story here.

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Box/Box is a pied-à-terre apartment for Snarkitecture partner Daniel Arsham.

Located in Brooklyn, New York, this 90 square foot private hideaway is contained within a larger collaborative workspace.

According to the architect, Box/Box was conceived as “an accelerated design/build experiment and was completed within a two-month period at a cost of less than $100 per square foot.

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