These things are really neat, and living in one would be somewhat like living aboard a small boat like ours - in fact, that was apparently one place the design team looked for inspiration.
If you look at the concept uses, there are even plans for one that floats on submerged pontoons.
Awesome! ;D
I wonder if they'll ship to the SoPac, when I find that one particular harbor... ;)
http://www.microcompacthome.com/
(http://www.microcompacthome.com/pics/start_1.jpg)
That's pretty cool. :)
Years ago, I lived in a 19 ft camper for an extended period (about a year total, maybe a little more). I loved it. For about three months of the time, I shared it with an 85 lb Siberian Huskey.
We don't REALLY need a lot of space to be happy; the space is for our useless junk. At least, that's the case around here...
I'd love to see more of their interior layout. Did I miss it on their site?
oded kishony
Ok, I know it is a Caravan / Trailer without wheels! - but I think this is awesome!
(http://www.microcompacthome.com/pics/BSqdoublepic.jpg)
(http://www.microcompacthome.com/pics/do1_2.jpg)
(http://www.microcompacthome.com/pics/ts_2.jpg)
(http://www.microcompacthome.com/pics/ts_3.jpg)
This is a very attractive and interesting building but I don't think I could live in it. It's just too 'cold' looking. No color, only metallic texture, it feels like a surgical theater. :(
One of the most attractive small spaces Ive ever seen was a hexogonal log cabin. The poplar logs were arranged vertically with 6 sides and a 6 sided roof, two and a half levels with a spiral staircase in the middle.
oded kishony
It would appear that a civilized computer user lives there.. that's a MacBook I saw in the photos.. :D