Greatly inspired by the builders of the Pacific Northwest, Phil Reimers wanted to create his own tiny house paradise in Tofino. As an artist with considerable skill in working with wood, Phil was able to capitalize on the incredible resources around him including an abundance of driftwood to build himself an incredible home…
San Francisco artist/builder Jay Nelson’s electric car made of recycled bike parts, plywood, and fiberglass. There’s a stove, sink, and bed.
Hey Lloyd and team,
I love your work and I’m the proud owner of both Tiny Homes and Tiny Homes on the Move.
I met this crazy Argentinian with the biggest bike & trailer set-up that I’ve ever seen and thought you’d be interested:
Cheers,
–Dan
SunRay Kelley continues to invent, design, and build a plethora of buildings and vehicles. I asked SunRay and Bonnie to send us the latest, and here are videos of his campers and electric reclining bike. I don’t know of any vehicle that combines diesel, solar, and electric power like the RV shown at the right.
SunRay was featured in our books Builders of the Pacific Coast and Tiny Homes.
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“SunRay Kelley’s human-electric hybrid SunRayzor bike is ready to ride. SunRay electrified his made-in-the-USA recumbent Catrike with a 72-volt Crystalyte hub motor and lithium-ion batteries. A custom-built rain shield and interchangeable windshield round out the package.”
Lots of SunRay’s creations — cob, straw bale, timber frameworks, stoves, saunas, yurts, and multiple inventions can be seen on his website: www.sunraykelley.com.
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