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Adam Kalkin’s Push Button House is a shipping container fully pimped out to reveal its lavish insides with the push of a button. “It works like a flower - you push a button and the thing transforms itself.”
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[...] Adam Kalkin’s Push Button House is a shipping container fully pimped out to reveal its lavish insides with the push of a button. “It works like a flower - you push a button and the thing transforms itself.� [...]
Even though it looks like a great idea for the homeless, it would also make a great “Fifth element” house. It would probably be cheap too.
On a side note it does look like the bed looking thing folds down on the near right side door.
Something similar is to be found in Barcelona: The “casa pollo” by Santiago Cirugeda. For more information. Hochparterres Barcelona Blog