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A door that locks, a place to sleep: Designing tiny houses as a path out of homelessness

TUCKED BENEATH FREEWAY FLYOVERS and around the fringes of residential zones are California’s transitional tiny home developments. Clusters of one-room cabins, with doors that lock, are arranged around common spaces. Plumbed facilities — kitchen, laundry and bathrooms — are shared. A fenced curtain wraps around the whole place, shielding it from the street. A security […]

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