Arising from the Back to the Land movement of the late 1960’s, ‘Shelter’ was essentially a scrapbook of photos, drawings, stories and anecdotes focusing on how people around the world (but mostly the US) created their own shelter. Shelter Press (2004) ‘Shelter’ was a book that changed many people’s lives. We'll get to take a look at images from Tiny Homes and hear about the adventure of making this exciting new book. HomeWork Lloyd Kahn (2004) HomeWork Lloyd Kahn. Please join us for a slideshow and story hour with Lloyd Kahn on Friday, February 24th. Undaunted, the over 150 owner-builders depicted in this new book have built homes high in function, thrift, and ingenuity on a scale that is attainable. This book is even better than Home Work, which I loved. Now, nearly 40 years later, Kahn has released 'Tiny Homes: Simple. Lloyd would be the first to tell you that the giant domes celebrated in his earlier books all leaked, and that it's hard to imagine how folks have the time or resources to build much of anything these days. The three featured craftsmen - Lloyd House, Bruce Atkey, and Sun Ray Kelley - combine. Lloyd Kahn learned to publish books working as the shelter editor on. homes are timely responses to what's going on in the world these days. Kahn was the shelter editor of Whole Earth Catalog.

Now, finally!, Tiny Homes: Simple Shelter has arrived in print. These scaled back abodes clearly resonated with Lloyd, and with the group assembled that night, as the inspired extensions of the handbuilt structures Lloyd first shared in Shelter back in 1973, and later in Home Work(2004) and Builders of the Pacific Coast (2008). Lloyd Kahn (Editor), Bob Easton (Editor) 4. At Lloyd Kahn's slideshow at the shop last year, he was kind enough to share a few photos from the project he was working on at the time, photographing tiny homes, tree-houses, houses on wheels, and houses on water.

Home Work by Lloyd Kahn