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'Tiny Houses' Debut at Healdsburg High School

Students in CASA program build actual housing units.

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Healdsburg has lately become a sort-of epicenter of prefab and alternative housing.

Witness the selection of Healdsburg for the Sunset Magazine "Idea House" last year -- a prefab made by Blu Homes. Other prefab housing has also been popular in town.

Now, a group of students from the construction trades-oriented CASA program at Healdsburg High School are in the process of building "tiny houses," according to a new blog.

The tiny homes are designed for special uses, such as in-law units.

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