I transformed my 200-square-foot studio into a compact survival sanctuary. Day one: cleared clutter, mapped every inch. Day two: installed wall-mounted water filters and a fold-down composting toilet. Day three: built vertical herb gardens using hydroponic kits above the kitchen counter. Solar-charged power banks powered LED strips. A Murphy bed revealed storage for emergency rations beneath. Thermal curtains insulated windows; a compact rocket stove stood ready on the balcony. In seven days, my tiny apartment became self-sufficient—proof that resilience isn’t about space, but ingenuity. Small footprint, maximum preparedness. Ready for anything.
