Welcome to TinyWohnen
Whether it's a tiny house on wheels, an ecological settlement, or modern timber construction – we accompany you from the first idea to move-in.
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Each house is built from regional, renewable raw materials such as wood, clay, and hemp. We avoid chemical additives and rely on diffusion-open constructions for a healthy indoor climate.
Life cycle assessment from planning to useOur architecture minimizes circulation areas and maximizes usable space. Every square meter has a function – whether as a sleeping gallery, integrated storage, or convertible living area.
Space efficiency as a design principlePhotovoltaics, rainwater harvesting, and composting toilets are integral parts of our concepts. The houses are designed for off-grid living without sacrificing comfort.
Energy and water cycles in your own homeWe advise groups and cooperatives on planning eco-settlements. Shared open spaces, car-sharing, and neighborhood help reduce costs and strengthen social cohesion.
Housing projects from three partiesFor skilled DIY builders, we offer construction plans and material packages. An experienced architect accompanies the process – from the foundation slab to the roof.
Construction management optionalWhether a tiny house on wheels or a fixed mini house – we realize both. The mobile variants are designed for seasonal relocation, stationary models for permanent use.
Individual adaptation to plot and lifestyleIn-depth insights into compact houses, ecological building materials, and community living projects.
A compact home that offers maximum quality of life with minimal resource use. The article highlights technical challenges such as insulation, water and power supply, as well as legal framework conditions in Germany.
To the articleWhich ecological building materials are suitable for modern living concepts? The article compares wood, clay, and hemp in terms of cost, workability, and sustainability, and provides practical tips for builders.
Read the material comparisonHow does life in an ecological settlement work? The article uses concrete examples from Germany to show how shared resources and shared responsibility function.
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