A compact dwelling built on wheels, designed for mobility and often featuring sustainable living elements.

Rules and laws governing the construction and placement of tiny houses, varying by location and impacting design.

Methods and practices used in building structures, focusing on safety, efficiency, and compliance with regulations.

Collaborative effort among team members to achieve a common goal, essential in construction projects.

The ability to modify designs or plans to meet changing requirements or conditions, crucial for mobile tiny houses.

Local regulations dictating how land can be used, impacting where tiny houses can be placed.

A detailed list of legal requirements and standards to ensure adherence during the construction process.

Materials that are easy to transport and handle, often used to enhance the mobility of tiny houses.

Guidelines and protocols followed to minimize risks and ensure a safe construction environment.

The process of identifying potential hazards in a construction project and evaluating their impact.

Detailed architectural drawings that outline the design and specifications of a construction project.

Creative approaches to building that enhance functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability in tiny houses.

Methods used to construct the skeleton of a building, ensuring structural integrity and support.

A tangible representation of skills and knowledge, often used to showcase work in professional settings.

Working together with others to achieve a shared objective, essential for effective teamwork in construction.

Design and construction strategies that facilitate the easy transport of tiny houses.

Do-it-yourself activities where individuals create or build items independently or collaboratively.

The physical substances used in building structures, including wood, metal, and composites.

Lifestyle choices that reduce environmental impact, often prioritized in tiny house design.

Activities designed to improve team dynamics and enhance collaboration among group members.

A showcase of completed work where students reflect on their learning and construction process.

Practical involvement in a project that allows students to apply learned skills in real-world scenarios.

Established procedures and guidelines that govern safe and effective building practices.

Interacting with authorities to ensure compliance with local laws and regulations regarding tiny houses.

Structured discussions where participants provide insights and evaluations on team performance and projects.