Living in a Box
Since I am currently designing a major new landmark of Munich, which is supposed to be built in a modular way, I grew great interest in all the various ideas from all over the world, which incorporate modern technology, comfort and ecology by application of housing modules.
The most recent one, I came across, is coming from Nomadhome from Salzburg, Austria, who is giving the idea of a trailer park a completely new image.
[With thanks from the Nomadhome Blog]
While the concept of a temporary habitat might not be that common among Europeans and 44m² truely is not really that spacious, the idea apart from applications for student or holiday homes is still quite appealing. That is, if you would have a piece of land you can drop your house upon. At least if you'll have to move, you never need to worry about getting loads of crates for your stuff ever again - you simply take the whole house and leave...
The most recent one, I came across, is coming from Nomadhome from Salzburg, Austria, who is giving the idea of a trailer park a completely new image.
[With thanks from the Nomadhome Blog]While the concept of a temporary habitat might not be that common among Europeans and 44m² truely is not really that spacious, the idea apart from applications for student or holiday homes is still quite appealing. That is, if you would have a piece of land you can drop your house upon. At least if you'll have to move, you never need to worry about getting loads of crates for your stuff ever again - you simply take the whole house and leave...
Labels: Daily Engineering


14 Comments:
nice one! if there occure any questions to that form of flexible and modular housing, dont hesitate to ask on the nomadhome blog!
cheers to dr.sno :)
kim from the nomads
I have MANY!!! (since I am considering an application for a high rise building here in Munich)
...so you better watch out, Kim ;)
ok... youre a pro anyways - well see if i can answer YOUR questions - as i am a "neo-nomad" (came to this company about 2 months ago!) i guess for detailed stuff i need to interview my boss ;o)
another trial :)
(last one... now i guess it works!)
cheers for your support
hi sno* mit dem Thema hab ich mich in maritimer Form unlängst auch mal befasst. Findet man Dich bei Skype für einen Chat? Gruß Jan, Berlin.
grand!!!
and that glas palace is 5 square meters bigger than my place..
BOUGHT!!!!
but even though I love all of these glassy window fronts - I wouldnt want anybody to just stare into my crib. not compatible for Munich I guess.
@Jan, ja klar ("Dr.Sno" glaub ich)... muss mir nur einer sagen, dass ich das vorher mal anmachen soll ;)
@Evelyn, as far as I could see, the Mozart Infolodge is for sale - only 39.000,-- Euros
Also ich finde die Dinger geil und praktisch.
Als Anbau würde ich sowas direkt nehmen, weißt ja, wie gerne ich baue ;)
Die ichhättenochPlatzimGarten Besucherin
Oh, so als mondänes Gästehaus ist es auch nicht schlecht. Und in eurem Gart... Park ist der Gärtner bestimmt über jeden Quadratmeter froh, den er weniger zu mähen hat ;)
ich habs wohl überlesen: aber was entwirfst du denn? jetzt schäme ich mich weiter....
Ein Hochhaus in Modulbauweise. Wenn alles klappt, wird die Route der Stadtrundfahrten geändert... schau mer mal!
sno*: anmachen und: name stimmt wohl nicht ... Gruß Jan
"dr.sno" und an ist's... zumindest jetzt.
ui! ich bin begeistert! wo muss ich denn dann lang radeln, wenn ich es denn mal sehen will, wenn es mal fertig ist? find ich toll! ich hoffe, du baust ökologisch nachhaltig ;-) ja, das auch noch!
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