If I could be famous for anything it would be an architect and interior design. I would love to have a show on TV or Netflix. I would especially love to make tiny houses because they are cheaper and they don't take up lots of room, and some of them can even move! It is more important now than ever to make houses for the less fortunate so I think it'd be great fun to do!
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Kia ora, Jazmin!
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I love your Jazflix design! What did you use to make it?
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Hi Jaz, I didn't know you wanted to be an architect or interior designer. That is something I wish I had done when I was younger. I really enjoy watching programmes about how people make amazing spaces and like you I am very interested in those tiny houses. One day I might be watching TV and see Jazflix coming up next!
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ReplyDeleteI love tiny houses too. I think they are a great way for people to live, although I think I may be a bit too messy to live in one myself!! Have you ever tried designing your own tiny house? I would love to see some of your plans. A programme on Tiny houses would definitely be something that I would like to watch.
Hi Jaz. It's so encouraging to see young people interested in the needs in our community. Designing and architecture are wonderful tools to help meet needs, and you can be so creative using them. I love watching the HG channel and checking out tiny house groups online. Christchurch has a couple of tiny house communities that became more active after the Christchurch earthquakes. Keep caring. Nga mihi, Mezza
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