This Tiny Bushfire-Resilient Cabin Was Built In Just Days
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At just 20 square metres, Casa Manyana is an inspiring tiny cabin that offers ‘just enough’.
Casa Manyana is especially personal, as it responds to the challenges of post-bushfire recovery — something Adriano’s own family experienced firsthand a few years ago.
Following the blueprint of the initial IMBY Kit design, Casa Manyana was built from a CNC (computer numerical control) manufactured puzzle of interlocking plywood components, which fit together precisely with no need for nails, screws or glue — reminiscent of flatpack furniture.
At his own property, Adriano’s Casa Manyana cabin now serves as a home office, kids’ play area, and guest accommodation.
Depending on size and design options, the Casa Manyana kit will retail for between $75,000 and $120,000.