Could you Do It

[islandgrl]

Could you live in an apartment the size of a parking space?  You may have to.


www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2021-11-09/the-design-history-of-hong-kong-s-microflat-homes?utm_campaign=bn&utm_medium=distro&utm_source=msn

[peeves]

Nov 9, 2021 4:59:12 GMT -5 islandgrl said:

Could you live in an apartment the size of a parking space?  You may have to.


www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2021-11-09/the-design-history-of-hong-kong-s-microflat-homes?utm_campaign=bn&utm_medium=distro&utm_source=msn

Mmmmmmmmmmya, I should live so long.

I've always liked space. Lots of windows or a broad expanse minimal walls. I like room outdoors. A golf course suits me fine with vista views and fauna. A patio is fine if not closed in.

On the other hand, I avoid sun-skin exposure.

I could never exist in a tent or mini-size cubicle.

[windy]

I've found in my many years of different living conditions, that it's what you get used to. I've lived in rooming houses, hotels, motels, apartments, farms, acreages, big houses and small houses. I prefer enough room to live comfortably and keep my toys dry, but if push came to shove, I could live just about anywhere, you make the best with what you've got under the circumstances dealt to you.

[peeves]

I've bought 4 homes since 1968 each one quite different. Now we've downsized to what we need and it still seems a good choice after 18 years.

Hope any new development doesn't alter the 'country'  ambience.

It seems they're developing any spot they can build on around here.

[Admin]

I couldn't live in such a small space, we downsized 21 years ago to a 1600 sq. ft. bungalow (hardto believe) and I wouldn't want any smaller. I could live without a basement.