Tiny house builder aims to pressure city hall

Saskatoon developer Andrew Machnee thinks the future of infill in the city comes in a 228-square-foot package, like the one he’s building in Caswell Hill.
Machnee trumpets the project as the city’s first permanent tiny house in an effort to try to convince city hall to change zoning laws to allow as many as five such dwellings on a single lot.
The front door leads into a combined kitchen and living room with a bedroom and bathroom in the back half. That’s it, other than a crawl