Earthling, writer, artist/illustrator, music mixer, mom, yoga teacher, former architect. MTL/T.O./NYC. Author of: The Modern House Bus https://t.co/do41Co2WZB
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Kimberley Mok's coverage revolves around house and home, design, and tech. She features digitally fabricated tiny homes, apartment renovations inspired by Japanese inns, modern apartment makeovers with a Japanese-style bath, and more. Her articles focus on innovative designs, technological advancements related to architecture or interior design.
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Kimberley is a trained architect who writes about architecture, design, and technology, with a focus on sustainability, small spaces, and nomadic lifestyles.
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By: Kimberley Mok
Most people nearing retirement wouldn't picture themselves living in a 500-square-foot tiny house, but that's exactly what 67-year-old Sheila Boddington and her 73-year-old husband, Noel, have chosen to do.
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By: Kimberley Mok
From Europe to Antarctica, Hannah and Greg Wilnau prove tiny living can fuel big adventures.
By running agents in parallel, the actor model can orchestrate workloads across clusters to produce scalable, concurrent, resilient systems.
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By: Kimberley Mok
A couple bought a Disney Fort Wilderness cabin for $53,000 and turned it into a cozy tiny home, blending nostalgia, craftsmanship, and simple living.
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By: Kimberley Mok
Forestry House, a modern tree house available on Airbnb, wraps around a living tree in the Blue Ridge Mountains of South Carolina, near Travelers Rest.
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