Last December People’s Liberty named Brad Cooper as one of its 2015 Haile Fellows, and awarded him $100,000 to develop his plan to build two, 200-square-foot houses in Cincinnati. Many people and community planners look at small, or tiny, houses as affordable, environmentally-friendly alternatives to traditional house designs.
Joining us for an update on his “Start Small” project and to discuss the tiny house movement are 2015 Haile Fellow Brad Cooper; and architect, city planner and urban designer Eve Picker with cityLAB.
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