Bryn Mawr Casita

440 sf

This Hyder Hut back yard casita works as a multi-generational haven for spending part time in New York City and part time in Albuquerque with the kids. This backyard makes a wonderful connection between the main house and the casita via the shared patio. A small, private yard can be formed for the casita by adding a privacy fence that encompasses the bedroom door (as shown on the drawing)

Gallery
A backyard scene with a leafless tree in the center, a yellow shed with blue trim on the right, a concrete pathway, and a small orange ball on the ground. The yard is enclosed by a gray cinder block wall, and other trees with no leaves are visible.”}
A backyard construction site with a rectangular area prepared for a foundation, surrounded by wooden framing and a cinder block wall in the background. Construction pipes and tools are visible on the ground.
Freshly poured concrete foundation for a small structure, with metal anchors and pipes, in a backyard surrounded by a brick wall and dirt.
Construction site in backyard with workers assembling a wooden frame on a concrete slab, tools and materials scattered around, surrounded by trees and a brick wall.
Stack of foam insulation boards with black plastic spacers, some showing damaged edges and dirt marks.
Construction workers building a wooden structure with plywood walls and rafters, under a clear blue sky with overhead power lines and a tree in the background.
Construction workers building the walls of a house on a sunny day with a clear blue sky. Wooden frames and oriented strand board panels are being assembled.
Construction workers inside a partially built wooden structure, with plywood walls and floor, and large open window area showing trees outside.
Construction of a small wooden building with OSB walls in progress, with open doorways and a person standing inside, surrounded by construction tools and materials under a clear blue sky.
Interior view of a 440 square foot tiny house under construction, with SIP wall and ceiling panels, exposed pipes in the slab, and multiple large window openings.
SIPs tiny house on slab wrapped in building paper, with windows still covered for temporary weather proofing.