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Every so often we all need our personal retreat spot to get back into that Zen state or just go about our business in peace and quiet. This is what the Pod is all about, being designed as a flexible, multi-functional room that can be assembled in a single day, anywhere you want.

Los Angeles officials recently announced two neighborhoods will soon have an unarmed response team to deal with nonviolent ...

The 1962 hit “Little Boxes” was meant as musical satire of the development of suburbia and the way tract housing prompted a flurry of similarly-looking buildings, the “little boxes” in the name of the record. The Microhaus is one “little box” few would probably mind living in.

Remote working can become even more remote – and surprisingly more appealing and sustainable, if you have the right “tools.” In the case of Today’s Office, a modern and easily transportable cabin, the perfect set of tools is the battery bank of Hyundai’s Ioniq 5.

Luxury in a small package. That’s what Luna offers, the best-selling tiny home from New Frontier Design. This 256 sq ft (23.7 sq m) house can sleep two people and it is the company’s most affordable model.

Elon Musk recently Tweeted that the Cybertruck would have post apocalyptic features that are brought into the now. Elon Musk is a fan of post-apocalyptic games like Fallout - so what are those features he is speaking of? We'll go over what we think they are.

I recently ran across a tiny home crew out of Portland, Oregon, who seem to have a knack for building some very versatile and capable mobile homes that really look like, well, homes! That team is Tiny Heirloom.

Every Wednesday, The Drum picks the top global campaigns from our Creative Works. This week Apple, Google and Ikea released standout spots from TBWA/Media Arts Lab, Daps and Wieden+Kennedy Tokyo.

Swedish retail giant Ikea has launched a series of brilliantly bonkers spots featuring a well-known soft toy shark to promote small living spaces.

The unfortunate and unexpected developments of the past couple of years have forced many to rethink and embrace the idea of a nomadic lifestyle. After all, if you can work from wherever you may be, why not make it a point of traveling to places you couldn't have otherwise?