Rotating tiny house in Portland soaks up sunshine all day long

Have you ever wished the <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/windows/">windows</a> on your house faced a different direction so you could soak up those last few hours of sunlight? <a href="http://www.architecturepath.com/">PATH Architecture</a> designed a tiny <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/rotating-homes/">rotating house</a> in Portland, Oregon, called <a href="http://www.architecturepath.com/portfolio/359-project/">359</a>, that has just that capability. The home is manually rotated so it's optimized to be cooler in summer or warmer in winter.

The house can be rotated so it's facing the sun.

Huge windows let in light, keeping the home warm in the winter or cool in the summer, depending on which way you turn the home.

The house is 144 square feet, made to feel larger with a high ceiling.

There's a kitchen, bathroom, and loft bedroom.

The house is rotated manually, but even kids can do it.