NestHouse LINK Model • Tiny House Scotland

NestHouse LINK model.

A NestHouse joining unit.

The NestHouse LINK - describes any multiple combination of units joined or linked by a LINK module. This is a 3.4m wide x 2.4 or 3.6m long module to join two other NestHouse models - either in a straight line or at an obtuse angle set for shelter or solar gain etc.. This allows for a larger footprint than a single NestHouse™ and a combination of specific functions in the units - eg. use a SPACE linked to a SOLO for a studio with accommodation; or two SOLOs linked to provide a larger house.

This increases the NestHouse range footprint from the smallest 3.6m SPACE at 12.2m² up to 49m² for two 7.2m SPACEs with a 3.6m LINK module. A truly sustainable construction methodology to provide a low energy, long life, small scale architecture with real integrity.

There are many creative variations for the LINK module ranging from a simple covered breezeway to a glass fronted atrium.

he NestHouse space model: studio workshop or office.

NestHouse LINK model.

A NestHouse joining unit.

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Green Workshop Principles at Tiny House Scotland

Offcuts of timber, panels and insulation from each build is carefully minimised then stored for reuse or recycled.

Timber conditioning using a solar powered drier.

Main workshop runs on rechargeable battery system.

I have planted over 3500 trees on our farm over the last 10 years in addition to wildlife ponds and extensive rewilding.

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Tiny House Scotland in a Nutshell:

Tiny House Scotland was founded in 2014 by Jonathan Avery. I design and build my unique NestPod™ and NestHouse™ tiny houses to commission.

As a master craftsman of over 35 years, I build everything from scratch myself, I only produce 2-3 projects a year; there is usually a waiting list.

My tiny homes are typically £60k - £85k ex VAT, ex-works depending on specification etc.

Each NestPod™ and NestHouse™ is highly insulated; they are built as ‘Proper Houses’ - fully functional architecture for full-time living.

My tiny houses bear no comparison to glamping cabins, mobile homes, sheds on wheels or shepherd huts or anything else you will find in the UK!

...this is the Fine Art of Moveable Micro Architecture