Pupilli unveils Casa Manyana, a BAL-40 flat-pack tiny home
1 Sep 17 · 6d ago · 2 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
Drawing on the near-loss of his home, Pupilli designed Casa Manyana, a modular bushfire-resistant tiny home with a bathroom, loft bedroom and kitchenette that fits flat-packed in a ute tray and can be assembled in about two weeks; it has been nominated for two Australian architecture awards.
“It was this idea of, like, if we did lose our house, how would we get back on the land?”
Adriano PupilliAdriano Pupilli Architect and designer of Casa ManyanaFiona Logge Pupilli's partner and Black Summer bushfire survivorRural Fire Service NSW fire authority
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2 outlets Bushfire survivor builds fire-resistant tiny home kit that fits in ute tray - ABC News & Headlines
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