This ultra light and mobile tiny house was built by several engineers and scientists in Delft, Holland and then towed through several European countries on its way to Turkey. Stefan, Michelle and James only spent about 75 hours building their traveling companion on wheels and the build process can be seen on YouTube.
Before being towed through France, Monaco, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Turkey and Greece, the house was built at the Delft University of Technology with tools lent by Delft Aerospace Rocket Engineering, Europe’s most successful university student rocket society. If this little house wasn’t busy going down the road…it just might go into space. The build and travel process was documented by cricketz on Instructables.
Photos by cricketz/Instructables
By Christina Nellemann for the [Tiny House Blog]
I like the balcony, and it’s a cute little place but I thought I could see daylight through some of the upper edges at the end of the video. Also wondering how waterproof they made that balcony.
What is the weight of it? I thought the point was that it was ultralight.
This is one reason why other people do not take tiny homes seriously.
I agree. If someone is going to build something, do it right. Specially if its going down the road, I dont see how this isnt going to fly apart.