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«Excess energy» The house took just 16 weeks to construct and cost # 1,000 per sq m - that's within the range for social housing of # 800 to # 1,000 per sq m, the designers said.

Escape's Vintage XL is based on a 25 ft (7.6 m)- long trailer and comprises 355 sq ft (32 sq m) of floorspace.

With a total floorspace of 160 sq ft (14.8 sq m) all laid - out on one level, there's not a whole lot of room available in there, but hopefully the generous glazing prevents it from feeling too claustrophobic.

It seems like tiny houses are growing in size lately and we're regularly seeing models that exceed 300 sq ft (27.8 sq m) of floorspace.

For the money, you get 312 sq ft (28 sq m) of floorspace constructed from a single 40 ft (12 m) shipping container that has been cut and extended in height (Credit: Custom Container Living)

For the money, you get 312 sq ft (28 sq m) living space built from a single 40 ft (12 m) shipping container that has been cut and extended in height by 30 - in (76.2 cm).

Floorspace comes in at 272 sq ft (25,2 sq m) and though the model we covered recently didn't even have a shower, Rocky Mountain Tiny Houses says it will build another with water heater, shower, basic appliances and plumbing for $ 46,000.

The Aurora offers a maximum floorspace of 337 sq ft (31 sq m) when in its expanded state, and its electrically - operated slide - out system increases its width from 8.6 ft (2.6 m) when being towed, to 15.1 ft (4.6 m) when stationary.

Inside, the dwelling has a total floorspace of 450 sq ft (41 sq m) and looks pretty spacious and comfortable.

The aVoid home, by Leonardo Di Chiara, has a total floorspace of only 9 sq m (96 sq ft) but is surprisingly fully - featured thanks to all its furniture being hidden in the walls.

< a href ="https://newatlas.com/terraform-three-tiny-house/53275/" rel="nofollow"> Terraform Three only has 54 sq ft (5 sq m) of floorspace (Credit: Richard Ward)

Fair Companies recently released this video of architect Valentina Maini's 269 sq ft (25 sq m) Barcelona apartment.

The < a href ="https://newatlas.com/opod-tube-housing/52835/" rel="nofollow"> OPod Tube House has a total floorspace of just 100 sq ft (9.29 sq m)(Credit: James Law Cybertecture)

The < a href ="https://newatlas.com/dumpster-project/34288/" rel="nofollow"> Dumpster Project measures just 33 sq ft (3 sq m)(Credit: Sarah Natsumi Moore)

The Dumpster Project, by Dr. Jeff Wilson, involved cleaning a 33 sq ft (3 sq m) dumpster — very thoroughly, we hope — and modifying it to serve as a shelter by adding insulation, a bed, toilet, solar panels, and even an air - conditioning unit.

inside, the Purple Monster offers 340 sq ft (31 sq m) of floorspace just on the ground floor (Credit: Tiny Diamond Homes)

Inside, the home offers a total floorspace of 410 sq ft (38 sq m) and looks pretty roomy.

The interior of the home comprises a total floorspace of 326 sq ft (30 sq m), which is pretty big for a tiny house (Credit: James Alfred Photography)

However, its clever design offers a total floorspace of 355 sq ft (32 sq m) and sleeps a maximum of eight people.

Named the Phoenix on account of it replacing a previous home lost in a fire, the solar - powered dwelling measures a massive 41 ft (12.5 m) long and comprises 410 sq ft (38 sq m) of floorspace.

Inside, there's a total floorspace of 390 sq ft (36 sq m).

The interior of the home comprises a total floorspace of 326 sq ft (30 sq m), which is pretty big for a tiny house

The interior comprises a generous floorspace of 326 sq ft (30 sq m)-- that's roomier than the longer - than - average Curved 260 Micro Home and even beats the appropriately - named Container Tiny House.

While the standard Vintage measures 25 ft (7.6 m) long and comprises a total floorspace of 315 sq ft (29 sq m), the new Vintage XL measures 30 ft (9 m) long and has 355 sq ft (32 sq m) of floorspace.

Climate models do not use this measured value but instead calculate a theoretical value and balance forcing against this value begging the question what would happen if the climate models used 232 watts / sq m as measured to balance off the incoming energy

It is available in several sizes, namely a 290 - sq ft (27 - sq m) tiny home, a slightly larger 495 - sq ft (46 - sq m) home, a 603 - sq ft (56 - sq m) home, a family sized 753 - sq ft (70 - sq m) home, or an even larger family home of 904 - sq ft (84 - sq m).

Looking at ERBE data, I'm not sure what to make of it, but in about Feb, on a clear sky 35F day (asphalt driveway was ~ 50F), I measured the zenith temp with a IR thermometer, so the DLR at a little lower than -40 F, which is ~ 158 W / sq M DLR.

This back of envelope calculation of 239watts / sq m is quite close to the measured value of 232 watts / sq m verifying that the concept is more or less correct.

The solar flux is 1366 watts per sq m so with the hemisphere having twice the cross sectional area this averages to 688 watts / sq m The albedo reduces this by 30 % to 478 watts / sq m About half of this energy is incorporated into the Earth systems growing plants creating weather etc leaving 239 watts / sq m which must be returned to space.

According to AR4 Figure SPM.2 the estimate of 1.6 w / sq m of total anthropogenic forcing since 1750 (natural forcings are deemed to be insignificant) could actually be anywhere between 0.6 and 2.4 w / sq m.

The IPCC estimates a total solar forcing increase of only 0.12 w / sq m since 1750.

If you look at the actual measurements of OLR on http://www.climate4you.com you will see that the OLR averages at around 232watts / sq m.

* Plus 3.51 w / sq m from well - mixed greenhouse gases, ozone, land use changes, black carbon, snow albedo and aircraft contrails (anthropogenic)

If you look at Trenberth you will see the ridiculous 333 watts / sq m downward forcing from greenhouse gases with no downward forcing from clouds.

The study used a 127 sq m bungalow, a 151 sq m two - storey de - tached house and a 114 sq m semi - detached house and applied multiple scenarios which included what we labelled «backstop house», «high - per - formance envelope house» and «heat pump house».

Estimate the energy required to lift then lower the total weight of those aircraft to say 500 ft. Convert the energy into watts per sq m and then into temperature change.

Some estimates put the watt per sq m value so low that it is trivial compared to other heating, but at least we know that it is a real effect and we know its sign and we are sure that it will continue for longer times than GCMs.

The Portal tiny house measures 194 sq ft (18 sq m), but its clever, minimalist design makes it appear much more spacious than that.

Plús Hús is a 320 - sq ft (30 - sq m) home that is fully customizable and offers a smart and modern solution for a tiny home, guest - house, garden office, art studio or Airbnb suite.

Taking the same 100 watts per sq M of SWR, and let us say it strikes a cloud.

This is because there are correlations to solar activity, and plus one watt per sq M of change for years, is a lot of energy over the entire planet.

The albedo change resulting from the snowline retreat on land is similarly large as the retreat of sea ice, so the combined impact could be well over 2 W / sq m. To put this in context, albedo changes in the Arctic alone could more than double the net radiative forcing resulting from the emissions caused by all people of the world, estimated by the IPCC to be 1.6 W / sq m in 2007 and 2.29 W / sq m in 2013.»

Tiny house folk would laugh (I think) but we downsized from a full house to a small unit of 85 sq m - and found we had way too much «stuff».

The home has a total floor space of 170 sq ft (15.8 sq m) and much of it is taken up by the living area, which is equipped with a modular sofa, some cabinetry, and a coffee table.

If you have so much stuff to store that it won't fit in your 100 sq m tiny house, then you're not living in the appropriately sized house.

It has a total floorspace of 352 sq ft (32.7 sq m) and features high ceilings, which make the interior appear very spacious.

One SOURCE unit measures 30 sq ft (2.8 sq m).

The House of Energy generates 103 kWh / sq m (9.6 kWh / sq ft) of energy a year and uses just 21 kWh / sq m (2 kWh / sq ft) of renewable primary energy annually

Access to the home is gained by a drop - down porch and inside there's a total floorspace of 410 sq ft (38 sq m).

The House of Energy actually falls slightly short of the required energy generation requirements at 103 kWh / sq m (9.6 kWh / sq ft) annually, but has still been awarded Premium accreditation due to excellent energy usage levels.