Included with the trailer was a standard blueprint to build a tiny home. Shawn used this blueprint as a starting point, and the house was built completely by Shawn and other Deaf friends over a period of several months while we worked on the excavation of the property. It was obvious that we needed a dry, safe place to build the tiny house, and we rented a large warehouse space, in the country near Ellicott City, for the build.
The framing was established, and extra insulation was put in to ensure that the house is both completely sealed, and holds temperature well. We agreed that we wanted to have as many windows as possible, and installed a large, full-wall window next to the bed, as well as rows of panoramic windows throughout – we ended up with over a dozen windows!