There is a misconception when it comes to housing, that bigger is better, where too often, floor area is favoured over quality.

Drawing inspiration from livestock sheds that scatter farmlands, MGAO designed a tiny home to sit in any landscape and not detract from the picturesque view.

When architect Timothy Yee stumbled across this ground floor micro-apartment in Richmond for auction, he knew this was the apartment for him.

When architect Jack Chen bought his 1970s one-bedroom walk-up apartment, he saw potential and wanted to turn it into a home for himself.

Would you live in a shipping container home? There’s no denying it, they are not like a traditional home, but the result can be extraordinary.

Designing efficiently for a tiny apartment is key to its success. In this episode of 10x3, Tsai Design director Jack Chen, the owner and architect behind this tiny house, gives a tour to fellow architect Sandi Kuzman.

Architect Douglas Wan wanted something simple for his own tiny apartment, avoiding the fancy gadgetry often found in tiny homes.