Eco Factor: Concept residences also serve as zero-emission electric vehicles.
Industrial designer Jeongche YOON believes that in future our homes would not just be homes but would function as a car as well, which unlike the cars of today would run on more ecofriendly fuels such as electricity. YOON has designed a mobility concept, which not just changes the way we drive but also changes the way we live.
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Apart from lowering an average homeowner’s carbon footprint, the concept will also reduce labor costs and construction waste. These compact vehicles, with a sleek and unique design, are customized for easy handling and being compact they would work well in the future world where space efficiency would be the utmost necessity.
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Via: JeongcheYOON
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