Walking House... but barely

Okay, Dutch designer N55's walking house gets a limp, grudging clap for doing what it says, but really, I was imaging a New England gothic mansion scurrying across the New Hampshire hillside upon arachnid-like stilts. I mean, really, N55. I expect my walking houses to at least manage the 4 minute millimeter.

N55's Walking House Actually Walks [Treehugger]


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It's no Howl's Moving Castle, is it?

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Lame, They couldn't even make a walking RV with a roof on it?

This thing isn't even a walking dorm room.

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What the hell? First walking tables for plants, now walking houses?! My brain just can't cope with this sudden wave of moving things that should be stationary.

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chicken legs?

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How about this church-tank? I especially like the mine rollers.

http://www.kuksi.com/?q=node/656

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Be careful not to be caught in traffic !

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#7 posted by Anonymous , October 23, 2008 3:59 AM

"Dutch designer N55's ..."
yes, Dutch... in the same way BoingBoing is a well-known Canadian website.


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#8 posted by Anonymous , October 23, 2008 7:09 AM

I'm pretty sure N55 are Danish, not Dutch. Check the Site The Settles All Disputes:- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N55_(art_collective)

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@ Takuan: yeah, Baba Yaga was the first thing that came to my mind, too.

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#4 - gah! you stole my line!

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Here's a better one - check out all the attached accessories!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Templeofrosycross.png

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I really believe it should have a bathroom, kitchen, and sleeping area to be considered a house. c_c

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I guess you wouldnt spill your coffee while it was moving...

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#14 posted by Anonymous , November 16, 2008 9:41 AM

Fuck walking houses - how about cities?

Let's not forget the 1960s avant-garde group Archigram's notorious idea for the Walking City:

http://www.phd-arch.com/Archigram_walkingcity.jpg

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