Creating a Not So Big® Inspired Home

Right Sizing the American Dream

Course Level: 100          |          Course Length: 1.5 hours

Date, Time and Location

• March 26, 2012   10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
  808 SW 3rd Ave., Suite 800  |  Portland, OR 97204

There is a paradigm shift taking place in how people understand "home" and what can be done to make the most of their living spaces. 2008 was the first year on record when U.S. house sizes actually stopped growing. This shift is indicative of a trend toward greener and more economical living. Learn how to achieve beauty, efficiency, and conservation of energy and resources in a smaller space. Focus on learning ways to create the maximum amount of value in the minimum
amount of space whether remodeling, adding on, or building a new home.
Examine 10 different key design strategies for creating a successful
not-so-big inspired living space.

Objectives

• Identify trends in home size and design.
• Examine 10 different design strategies for maximizing livability in the minimal amount of space.
• Recognize the personal and environmental benefits of right sizing a home.

Credits/Accreditation

CCB: 1.5 elective hours

OR Real Estate Agency: 1.5 hours
(Course #2121, Topic: real estate property evaluation)

Instructor

Michael Klement, Portland

Course Fee

March 26, 2012 Class Only:  FREE! ($20 Value)