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But a bed just for one. translator: i think plenty of light is most important says the experimental architect yakov sheknesvy. designed for this guy, edgar carette, an israeli writer reclaiming his polish roots. and how much space do we need? the tiny house movement is gaining some traction. here is poster boy, jay schaeffer. [ inaudible ] ooh, it is small. reporter: this model my crow pant apartment micro apartment in san francisco toured by our own cecilia vega. you can almost from the bathroom reach in and grab something in the fridge. that s convenient. reporter: that place is just 150 square feet. the world s population is exploding. we are getting bigger. will we soon be vacationing in japanese-style capsule hotels, driving the minuscule, p-50, and stroking descendants of mr. pebbles, the world s smallest cat. the average family home in the u.s. is shrinking, but it s still over 2,300 square feet.