Tiny, light, and cheap; an impressive space considering size and budget.
Paul Logan AIA
Senior Project Manager at Jonathan Rose Companies
Highly successful “ all the comforts of home” feeling, using an economy of means.
John Berg AIA
BERGDESIGN ARCHITECTS
With very little space and money, she made an ingenious modification to the apartment that plays up its strengths (the wood floors and the light from one window), and introduces new elements (a hammock and chair that function as a second room).
Jake Ward
Managing Editor of ReadyMade Magazine the magazine of do-it-yourself design and culture
Because it is, quite literally, the smallest apartment at 186 square feet, and hillary has made it cheerful, serene and functional for only $100 (also, who can resist a hammock?).
PGreen
Who writes the Habitats column for the New York Times





Is the Harry Wakefield comment for Hillary or for Brandon? Frankly, the comment doesn't make sense for Hillary's place. I'm confused...
i'm confused too. this links top brandon's place...
And speaking of judges' comments, where are design*sponge's'/Grace's comments? I'd love to hear her thoughts on the semi-finalists.
Sorry about the link to Brandon. fixed. As for comments from other judges. We only asked judges to comment on their top 5 picks. All other picks and comments will be out Thurs & Fri... M
Hillary's place wins, hands down. Awesome use of limited funds and imagination, simple, airy and bright. Very nice.
Thanks for being so diligent Maxwell!