Shopped! Look at the pixels!

I only have one word for this: claustrophobia!

put a couple of them together for a house! This may be a way for the very poor to build modularly, as they can afford it they can add extra rooms – sans mortgage! I think a fella could build himself a fabulous summer cottage complex over the years this way. probably a solution to the mud and stick huts in Africa. The larger metal types might serve as well.

Cheese,

“The main building located on the premises offers all other hotel amenities (including the bathroom!). “

I think I’d soon go crazy without angles…

I would love a hole-tel in my garden, i wonder if ebay sells them.

“But, it’s been done…”

Back in da olden days, some of the Home CD (Civil Defense) shelters were even larger galvanized (?) drainange pipes. Easy enough above ground, and you stand a pretty good change of being able to move and mod steel yourself. The concrete pipe might even be cheaper, but I don’t know what would be required to move/mod it.

The steel pipe was intended to be used as it was .. uh, intended: Dig a freakin’ big hole, role a freakin’ big pipe in the hole, add your floor, ventilation, wiring, plumbing, access (smaller pipe w/ ladder/stairs and cap headed to the surface), etc., then bulldoze the dirt back over it. Talk about claustrophobic.

Underground, the temperature was probably not the biggest problem. Below the frost line, it would be a pretty tolerable 65 degrees, pretty much year ’round. The bathrooms might be an issue… I don’t think they “did” composting toilets back then.

Above ground? I’d only worry about it rolling away while I was trying to sleep. With the proper joints, you could make a huge, tubular “X”. No way that would roll away, and you get 4-5 rooms with all that extra space.

They make oval/eliptical (cross section) drainage pipe from concrete… may be a good compromise.

Dang, now I have go look up concrete drainange pipe and see how much that stuff costs.

I love the one person, on every board, that no matter what the pictures show, is always claimed as photoshopped or fake…

that’s so simple it’s brilliant!

who care’s if its ‘made’ up? so were tree houses, nomads, gypsies, covered wagons & tiny travel trailers.try a vacation for 3mo in such? so fun! H.FORD created moving vehcles thax to interior ‘pixles’. as a child we lived in 8′ x 40′ ‘mobil trailer’. that’s now a wkend RV! 2day,i own a “coach” in an ‘upscale’ park. just created the most beautiful ’1 bdrm cotage’ from the 2 back rooms. sound proofed between all rooms (like music studio)..little ocean view..ful kitchen fit rite in the smaller closet..a real bdroom. even added garden windows & solar tubes. never felt hapier or more secure..Motivation? my better half & i ‘cracked in 1/2′. i rent out the beautiful, large & newly renovated front ‘apt’. this pays our entire mort. that’s nice recycling, if u can get it:). developed SERIOUS ILLNES FROM INDOOR POLLUTION here. so for the last 6 yrs all building materials chosen w/ thout to health AND RECYCLING OUR OWN JUNK!

For homelesses? NOOOOO!
For me to summer house!
Great idea! So simple and so clean design!
And who talk about climate? As I see its made of at least
20 cm thick concrete, andsupplied with 220V power.
And because this structure(not cube) became warm slower.
And dont afraid its not rolling so simple, because its weight,
Now Im going to draw mine pipes!

i think that u are sexy

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