Solar Mobile Trailer Home by Vodafone

Client:  Vodafone
161 sq ft (15m squared)
Architects: Waskman Design Studio

As noted by our friends at Inhabitat:

Today all that nomadic telecommuters need is internet access, a phone, and some strong coffee. Waskman Design Studio’s stunning mobile home, designed for Vodafone, has all of those things (except the caffeine). The solar powered trailer was created for Vodafone to show off its fixed phone and wireless internet service, and is currently occupied by blogger Marcos Morales and his family as they travel through Spain on a family vacation!

The Vodaphone trailer home is constructed from white polyethylene panels and transparent polycarbonate. The two-floor structure measures 6 meters in length, 2.5 meters in width and 3.85 meters high. The home is organized like a loft, with a bedroom on the second floor and office and kitchen space on the bottom floor. Rooftop solar panels power the Morales family’s electronics.

Check out the continuing story of the Morales’ trip at their website.

The trailer packs a punch with smart division of space, functional storage areas, mini bathroom, work and leisure area, and sleep area with two full sized beds that sleeps 4 people (5 people including the couch).

+ Inhabitat

+ Waskman Design Studio

Comments

[Goedkope Beton reparatie]

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[Teacher Teacher]

Such a great idea. Practical, useful and green too. How could you lose with something like this?

[Roseville real estate agent]

It is really amazing moving solar panel. I like the design.