Oh, I think I saw a news segment on this. They are doing this somewhere in Colorado..but not quite this cute. The ingenuity during a pandemic. It could be our next Tiny House model. It's amazing yet even sad what they are presenting as a "Tiny House" these days especially for the homeless in some of these cities.
I love these...using the parking lot area to become a dining area...and they look warm and cozy too! I see a couple with people in them, thus they must be as comfortable as a picnic table, I assume.
Uma ideia formidável! Acredito que também serão excelentes quando o tempo não se mostra muito seguro... Há que rentabilizar os custos que o Covid implicou, para os restaurantes, com a atividade futura! E quero crer que tais estruturas, continuarão a ter utilidade... Um grande abraço! Ana
Creative - but I think I might feel a tad claustrophobic.
ReplyDeleteHola Bill, hay gente con mucha imaginación.
ReplyDeleteFeliz día.
Saludos
What a great idea, those small huts look great!
ReplyDelete...interesting to see. There is a restaurant in the Adirondack Mountains that built these last summer.
ReplyDeleteEs preciosa la idea. Me resultan muy simpáticas.
ReplyDeleteLooks smart Bill.
ReplyDeleteHow very clever. People could have these in the garden.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Those are funny boxes!
ReplyDeleteOh, I think I saw a news segment on this. They are doing this somewhere in Colorado..but not quite this cute. The ingenuity during a pandemic. It could be our next Tiny House model. It's amazing yet even sad what they are presenting as a "Tiny House" these days especially for the homeless in some of these cities.
ReplyDeleteThese pods are private and would feel safe I’d say. Must have been expensive to make. That’s determination and ingenuity!
ReplyDeleteSmart and creative!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen anything like that. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea, for social distancing and eating out safely. Have a happy day!
Wow, that is a very good idea. I will introduce it here :)
ReplyDeleteHello, Bill!
ReplyDeleteA very interesting idea. For dinning, the place is wonderful and Covid-19 doesn't enter there.
Hugs and happy days.
Similar things have been done here.
ReplyDeleteI love these...using the parking lot area to become a dining area...and they look warm and cozy too! I see a couple with people in them, thus they must be as comfortable as a picnic table, I assume.
ReplyDeleteI think they are really cute. I would love to see them painted different colors, kind of like little beach huts.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely cool and creative huts for a private coffee date ;) Cute
ReplyDeleteThey would be warmer on a coolish day too! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteCute little dining booths!
ReplyDeleteLittle huts are pretty cool for outside dining. they may have a new setting for dining.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen anything like this before. But these are very closed and overwhelming. Maybe they can install large windows...
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative and slightly romantic way to enjoy a meal out Bill 😉 Btw, your new header shot is excellent 💜
ReplyDeleteCool! Love this, have a nice evening, Bill. To Yum and progress. HA!. Corinna!
ReplyDeleteHow clever! This would be a venue for romantic dinner.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding - Mich Better, More Attractive, Than Our Metal Ones - Very Inviting There Mr Bill
ReplyDeleteCheers
What a great idea, clever!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Wish there were little huts at the restaurants here!
ReplyDeleteHola! unas fotos geniales. Saludos
ReplyDeleteCute
ReplyDeleteOh aren't they cute - never saw anything like that. What a good idea.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute!
ReplyDeleteUy genial mnuy practico. Te mando un beso
ReplyDeleteThis is great idea for pandemia.
ReplyDeleteunique...
ReplyDeletegreat idea...
Very nice
ReplyDeleteQue bacana, gostei!
ReplyDeleteColors are beautiful. Small huts match there. Composition is great
ReplyDeleteUma ideia formidável! Acredito que também serão excelentes quando o tempo não se mostra muito seguro... Há que rentabilizar os custos que o Covid implicou, para os restaurantes, com a atividade futura! E quero crer que tais estruturas, continuarão a ter utilidade...
ReplyDeleteUm grande abraço!
Ana