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For now I rely on the fact that Dennis has planned his life accordingly.
Houses are best used long-term, even if that means selling at one point.

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A house with a Japanese influence
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Got ideas, but need time for them to ferment.
:)

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In the meantime:
An experimental house from Kengo Kuma...

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The EcoShell vs. The Monolithic Dome
http://www.monolithic.org/ecoshells/ecoshell-articles/the-ecoshell-vs-the-monolithic-dome



Certainly, if you are talking, ultra low-cost housing, you...

https://www.japlusu.com/sites/default/files/news/Lixil/A%20recipe%20to%20live/JAU_LIXIL_A-Recipe-to-Live0_plan.jpg...

Here is a simple recipe for a low-cost affordable home (not to be seen the 'bore' in the thread):

compact house in two levels, with a square/rectangular shape in plan,
mono-pitched roof; flat...

( a side note: some of the examples do not strike as 'beautiful', but do have their strong sides )

A holiday home embedded in the steep slopes of the Swiss Alps Concrete-Timber
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As with everything else, there is just not 'one size fits all' in architecture. It is always a specific solution, so all kinds of information is valuable, but at the end one needs to balance all out...

Hi Dennis,
I may be capable of offering some advise and help.
I wouldn't recommend a tiny house for reasons you have partially already covered here. It is actually refreshing for me to see people...