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Hawaii

KamaAina

(78,249 posts) Wed Apr 27, 2016, 01:17 PM Apr 2016

A Hawaiian take on the tiny house movement?

I was having a Facebook discussion with one of my Hawaiian activist friend's friends. I noted that many Hawaiians who are houseless claim they're just "living the way their ancestors did", but that said ancestors had a hale in which they stored stuff and slept in when it rained. Then it struck me: such a hale would be a lot like what we on the mainland would call a "tiny house"! Perhaps a collection of them could be built somewhere mauka, perhaps on DHHL land, and people could use them as they saw fit. Thoughts?

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A Hawaiian take on the tiny house movement? (Original Post) KamaAina Apr 2016 OP

Wait, wait! Aren't Hawaii houses already "tiny houses"? RealityChik Dec 2016 #1

RealityChik

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1. Wait, wait! Aren't Hawaii houses already "tiny houses"?

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Sun Dec 11, 2016, 02:31 AM

Dec 2016

Just sayin'!

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