Dereck Diedricksen is not only handy, but also looking to make a profit with his 24 square foot home Gypsy Junker. The New York Times recently published what Diedricksen calls a hobby he partakes in while in his backyard.
The $3,000 tiny house just happens to be his latest project as he enjoys making tiny houses out of salvaged materials. 90% of the house was made with junk so this should be quite profitable for the young architect. The little home is quite cost effective and best of all, is eco.
Upcycled Garbage Abodes
The Dereck Diedricksen Gypsy Junker is Eco & Petite
Trend Themes
1. Upcycled Housing - Opportunities for creating sustainable and inexpensive housing solutions by using salvaged materials.
2. Tiny House Movement - The growing trend of designing and living in highly efficient and compact homes made from recycled materials.
3. Eco-friendly Construction - Innovative approaches to building structures with minimal environmental impact by repurposing waste materials.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects and designers can explore new ways to create sustainable and affordable housing options using salvaged materials.
2. Construction - Builders and contractors can tap into the demand for eco-friendly and cost-effective tiny houses made from recycled materials.
3. Waste Management - Companies specializing in waste collection and recycling can find opportunities in upcycling discarded materials for construction and housing projects.