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Sustainable tiny home made it of invasive albizia wood with a rain barrel and bicycles that can transport the home. It also had transformative furniture, an outdoor cooking space, and outdoor shower! (but I like the expandable idea too!)

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I like Darrah's one because it had the solar panel doors, it is expandable, and has wheels.

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I like Darrah's one because it had the solar panel doors, it is expandable, and has wheels.

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A wise governor would incorporate the best features from all mockups to evolve the design further.

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I liked Maya Dougherty's teams' model because I felt that their model had more functional features while still complying with the Governor's criteria. I especially liked how they utilized the styrofoam bowl to catch water to be used for shower.

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Expandable shelter was creative and met the governor's criteria - being portable and being the correct size but also expandable! 

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Expandable shelter was creative and met the governor's criteria - being portable and being the correct size but also expandable! 

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I liked the expandable home, it seemed like it could accommodate different sized families and had qualities of sustainability using solar panels for energy. It also met the Governors requirements b/c it was mobile and the size of the house met the restrictions.

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So many features and so eco-friendly! Rain barrel, compost toilet with transformative furniture such as murphy fold down beds and outdoor fold down table for all your bbq needs! Storage under the flooring and a loft to support bigger families.

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Because it is customizable for the needs of different families and people. It fits the size constraint and would be relatively affordable. Has wheels so is portable.

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I liked the expandable origami shelter.

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Positive Attitude Sustainable, Portable House

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Positive Attitude Sustainable, Portable House

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Lots of positive - growth mindset energy and direction.  lots of features and environmentally friendly.
Other options were also unique and inspirational!
Excellent effort by all!

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rain catcher, saves water and money

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It is very realistic because there's wheels that the people living in it can easily move from one place to another with all the necessary features needed to comfortably live in it despite of the size.

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We liked the Moped/Bicycle Trailer Tent because it met all the requirements.

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I think the expandable yurt was really cool because its affordable, portable, and customizable!

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Customization of the group's model home made it my favorite. It can fit the need of any homeless single, double, or family dwelling.

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Awesome expandable feature

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The expandable oragami model was made from reusable plastic bottles for protection, cost efficient, portable, and protected from natural disasters such as flood or tsunami

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My favorite design was the expandable origami shelter. It can collapse, which makes it portable, and it is made out of recyclable material, which makes it reasonably inexpensive.

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My favorite design was the expandable origami shelter. It can collapse, which makes it portable, and it is made out of recyclable material, which makes it reasonably inexpensive.

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We liked the sustainability house because the features were sustainable and will eventually pay for itself. It also met the basic requirements from the governor.  It also promotes a positive growth mindset for the people living there and around them.

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There were elements of each tiny home that could be incorporated to make the best solution. Adjustable spaces and furniture were the most effective elements!  Table  3

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I like Group 3 Cardborigami house :)

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I liked the home that could expand into a larger section.

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The modular shelter with the two pullout extensions (Table 3). Also, the positioning of the solar panels, providing access to sunlight from different angles, was a clever innovation. 

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The modular shelter with the two pullout extensions (Table 3). Also, the positioning of the solar panels, providing access to sunlight from different angles, was a clever innovation. 

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Lot of the ideas are similar and not far from what is already being made.  Look at the Big Island village they built in a week.  Need land to build on.

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Lot of the ideas are similar and not far from what is already being made.  Look at the Big Island village they built in a week.  Need land to build on.

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I really liked the expandable house that had wheels underneath. It could help the homeless move around and set up a living area relatively fast while still being affordable.

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I do not think there was one that was best but if you combined everyone's ideas you would have the best house. 

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I do not think there was one that was best but if you combined everyone's ideas you would have the best house. 

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I liked the expandable house to accommodate different size families. The solar panels were a good touch.

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I liked the expandable house to accommodate different size families. The solar panels were a good touch.

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I liked the container idea because they recycled an existing item.

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I liked the container idea because they recycled an existing item.

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The yurt based design was superior.
1) It met all the criteria
2) It is biodegradable, helping clean-up costs and making it the most cost efficient
3) The Circular design made it strong and the lattice accordion provided ventilation
4)  Simplicity of design

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Each group had good ideas.