Architect Martin Marro, got the inspiration for this tiny house project, from the home he was born and raised in, which formed part of a 1940s service station. The goal of the project was to make a habitable space and in a way, a time capsule for posterity. As you can see, all of the space in the recycled and upcycled diesel tank, have been used for storage or displaying purposes, leaving a comfortable sitting/sleeping and living area at the bottom. I don't think this is about how practical this particular habitation is, as much as shining a light on how precious waste is and the untapped potential it holds. What do you think?
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