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After the miners were freed from the Chilean mine and after recently reading about how the Russians are studying people's reactions from being confined in tight spaces for a long period of time so they can better plan for a one way manned trip to Mars, I have been self-prodded to learning more about how people live and work in small spaces.
The miners in Chile would be a good resource because of their first hand experiences. We can also learn a lot from the space programs/tests conducted around the world.
To my delight, I found an interesting article written by a lady named Claire Wolfe who lives in a very small home. She says that living well in small spaces has four parts:
1. Coping
2. Building
3. Gadgeting
4. Decorating
Just click on the link below to read her interesting article and to find out how to design a small home using these four parts at
The art of living in small spaces by Claire Wolfe 92
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