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A home on wheels
The world is growing at an alarming rate and so are its requirements and demands for residence and travel.
The aim of the project is, therefore, to enable the users to live comfortably while simultaneously being able to wander anywhere they wish to thus, bridging the gap between these two major requirements of home and travel for work, education as well as!
The design aims to achieve mobility along with efficiency in terms of flexible use. The design thus has two states: Static and Mobile.
The Mobile phase is the one in which the travel is covered by the mobile home. A state in which it covers 10 sq. m. of usable space, preferably for the younger occupants while the elders occupy the parent vehicle.
The Static phase is when the mobile home reaches its desired location. This is the phase when the home expands to an area of 15 sq. m. This is also the phase when it occupies all the 4 intended residents comfortably.
The design thus has tremendous potential in the coming times. It efficiently caters to both shelter and travel issues of the respective users. The modular design, aesthetic appearance, and energy-efficient features are what make the design stand out from the crowd!
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