Mobile home designed by PAO for people who cannot afford to own land in expensive and overpopulated cities.
Tricycle house is equipped with integrated sink, water tank, bathtub, and a stove. Innovative bed transforms into a dining table and a bench.
Modular design allows for expansion and interconnection between units.
The walls are constructed out of translucent plastic that lets in the light from the sun during the day and street lamps at night.
House on Wheels suggests a future embrace of temporary relationship between people and the land they occupy.
Also check out: Narrow House, Glass House, and Walking House
Betty
Modern Teepees!
Jan 18th, 2013
Islander
Ready to attempt the Oregon Trail??
Jan 18th, 2013
Barrie G. Hall
Hate to see that in winter area’s or high winds. Other then that nice idea.
Jan 18th, 2013
Sharyn
Love it!
Jan 18th, 2013
Vinz Clortho
sad.
Jan 18th, 2013
Jimbo
very creative, and resourceful. Living outside of the box, so to speak, and would beat living out of your car. Makes me ponder where it would be practical as I don’t see it in the USA.
Jan 18th, 2013
Gert
This would be fine for a reasonably temperate climate. Anywhere very hot, cold or humid this thing would be miserable.
Jan 18th, 2013
aokiharu
..got nervous just looking at.
Jan 18th, 2013
woo
cool! I like the diverse communities you can create just by putting some tricycle houses together. (hey, bring the medow tricycle, we’re gonna have a picnic :)
Jan 26th, 2013
Ashes
I think this would be great for disaster relief efforts. They breakdown fairly easily and can be transported via several different methods. I wonder how much they cost and how the Red Cross and other groups outside of China could get them.
Feb 6th, 2013
TwoOptions
Only if I could employ a driver.
Feb 10th, 2013
anirazC
This would totally encourage teenagers to run away whenever they get angry to their parents. “I hate you! I’m just going to live on my own inside my Tricycle House.” -__-
Side note: Imagine having a tricycle homes park in your community like the trailer park ones. Haha
Feb 20th, 2013
dennis p
How well the tricycle house hold up in the wind, or if it is breeze. Will it blow over. how well can you pedal into the wind. Will the house act as a sail and keep a person from pedaling forward???
May 25th, 2013