waskman and culdesac studio: vodafone mobile home

an exterior view of the vodafone mobile home
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waskman design studio, with creative space culdesac, developed a mobile home for
vodafone to promote its fixed phone and internet wireless service. the home is currently
occupied by blogger marcos morales and his family (wife and two children) who have taken
it on vacation while traveling through spain. for those interested in tracking the morales' journey,
go to www.lacasamovil.com to see the different towns and cities they are visiting.

the structure is made of white polyethylene panels and transparent polycarbonate.
its mobility comes from being towed by a patrol four-wheel-drive vehicle. the moving space is
6 meters in length, has a width of 2.5 meters and stands at 3.85 meters high,
divided between two floors. it has a modernized interior which is organized like a loft
with an open bedroom upstairs on the home's second floor.

a small kitchen and living room occupy the first floor
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the mobile home can be parked anywhere
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the interior is fully furnished and has hardwood floors
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the mobile home is multi-leveled
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inside is reminiscent of a loft interior
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upstairs is the sleeping area
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