Living in 100 Square Feet
22 November 2009 - 7:00am
Photographer Michael Wolf visited Hong Kong's oldest public housing estate, and photographed 100 of the 100 ft. square rooms in the building.
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Michael Wolf Photography, November 20, 2009
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Not just in Hong Kong
Here in Toronto, I am living in a 150 square feet apt. for the academic year- and I looked at a 100 square foot one (though I decided that was too small even for me!)