Luigi Colani's Space-Saving Rotor House
by TreeHugger 
on 11. 3.04
This compact little abode was designed by architect Luigi Colani as space-saving living unit. A six-square-meter cylinder inside the home contains a bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. Use your remote control to rotate the room-pod left or right, bringing the desired room into view. A main living area and small hallway round out the rest of the space. Ingenious in terms of efficiency and creativity, though we're not sure how the rotor-motor is fueled. Via Moco Loco, whom we wish a happy anniversary! [by MO]
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