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元元上學期的概念模!!!
Six-Legged Caravan Gives New Meaning to Walking Home
… or to ‘bugging out’ for that matter. But wait, it gets better: not only does this residence walk around for you, but it also powers itself, gathers water (then heats it as needed) and more. And that’s just one Walking House … imagine a whole village of these things.
N55 put a little bit of everything into these bug-shaped structures – solar and rainwater collectors, composting toilets, wood-burning stoves and little windmills all add up to a surprisingly location-independent combination of vehicle and home.
房子走動的影片
Inspired by already-nomadic cultures past and present, this design was driven (no pun intended) by a desire to make a truly mobile home – not something that sits on owned land here or there, but something that conceivably stay in perpetual motion. In a way, it is the post-industrial-revolution (and fairly Steampunk) version of a carriage car, or the next generation of campers and caravans.
Due to its dynamic system of variable-length legs, these buggers become able to stomp around in wild terrain as well as on streets, roads and (wide) sidewalks. Meanwhile, though, three leg stalks remain grounded at all times for a smooth, human-paced ride. Very basic built-in furniture along the edges lets you watch where you are going, or coming from, along the way.
組合示意圖
Flexibility is the key – the prototype is just one example. A slew of these machines could be constructed from available materials ranging from wood and aluminum to steel, and their hexagonal shape makes for various creative stacking possibilities (assuming some sort of hoist is present at one’s destination).
覺得滿妙的!真的有這種房子!
Six-Legged Caravan Gives New Meaning to Walking Home
… or to ‘bugging out’ for that matter. But wait, it gets better: not only does this residence walk around for you, but it also powers itself, gathers water (then heats it as needed) and more. And that’s just one Walking House … imagine a whole village of these things.
N55 put a little bit of everything into these bug-shaped structures – solar and rainwater collectors, composting toilets, wood-burning stoves and little windmills all add up to a surprisingly location-independent combination of vehicle and home.
房子走動的影片
Inspired by already-nomadic cultures past and present, this design was driven (no pun intended) by a desire to make a truly mobile home – not something that sits on owned land here or there, but something that conceivably stay in perpetual motion. In a way, it is the post-industrial-revolution (and fairly Steampunk) version of a carriage car, or the next generation of campers and caravans.
Due to its dynamic system of variable-length legs, these buggers become able to stomp around in wild terrain as well as on streets, roads and (wide) sidewalks. Meanwhile, though, three leg stalks remain grounded at all times for a smooth, human-paced ride. Very basic built-in furniture along the edges lets you watch where you are going, or coming from, along the way.
組合示意圖
Flexibility is the key – the prototype is just one example. A slew of these machines could be constructed from available materials ranging from wood and aluminum to steel, and their hexagonal shape makes for various creative stacking possibilities (assuming some sort of hoist is present at one’s destination).
覺得滿妙的!真的有這種房子!
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