Photo: Ecocapsule
The tiny pod by Ecocapsule, a company out of Slovenia reminds of of 60's version of a futuristic design, with its min-space ship looking outer design, and continues with the door and windows that open from the bottom.
Photo: Ecocapsule
The same goes for the inside with the wood and white interior with the curves. It is around 120 square feet.
It has a small sink and a burner, a bench couch with storage that turns into a double bed, a ledge for a desk and bathroom with a shower and composting toilet. It also has all sorts of cubby holes for storage.
It is designed to be off-grid with 600 Watt Solar panel on the top, along with a wind turbine that can deliver up to 750 Watts day or night, and folds down for traveling. It also has small pods on the top that capture rainwater with a built-in filter to make it potable.
The company Ecocapsule that makes these is taking orders for their first run of 50 capsules and cost 79,900EUR, which is around $87,300USD and it would be additional to ship, but prices are expected to go down slightly after the initial run
For more information visit Ecocapsule
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EGG SHAPED HOME
This solar powered egg shaped mobile home is concept is by a 24 year old architect in Beijing, China to come up with a solution to living rent-free.
It cost around $1,000 to make and it is only big enough to fit a bed and a few belongings; but the solar panel is enough to power a lamp.
Although it is very clever and a step up than a sleeping bag and a cardboard box as provides more protection and comfort than, it seem like it would be a below living out of a van and most modern cities would never allow it due to zoning, not to mention health code issues depending on how he collects, stores and disposes of his "personal waste" (and I don't mean takeout containers). Photo by: AFP / Getty Images
It cost around $1,000 to make and it is only big enough to fit a bed and a few belongings; but the solar panel is enough to power a lamp.Although it is very clever and a step up than a sleeping bag and a cardboard box as provides more protection and comfort than, it seem like it would be a below living out of a van and most modern cities would never allow it due to zoning, not to mention health code issues depending on how he collects, stores and disposes of his "personal waste" (and I don't mean takeout containers). Photo by: AFP / Getty Images
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