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住了「會走路的房子」,遇上近來發生的財務海嘯而有房貸債務問題,或面臨查封討債時,馬●上可以趁月黑風高捲舖蓋走路

想私奔的情人,可以帶著會走路的房子雙宿雙飛

想養情婦討小姨包二奶的,可以另築香巢;被遺棄的老公老婆舊情人,理直氣壯的指責第三者鳩佔鵲巢倚門窗想望情人回心轉意的,隨時歡迎情人舊燕歸巢

想躲情債的,可以逃回老巢,讓房子帶著自己逃之夭夭。(Don't leave home without it.)

現代的竹聯幫風飛沙,聚起幾個「會走的路房子」蜂巢而居,遇到來直搗黃巢覆巢搶地盤的,方便傾巢而出打群架。打不贏,就帶著房子走路

想買房的無殼族可以把住進「會走路的房子」視為購屋第一步,名符其實成為有殼慢步的蝸牛族

飽受水患土石流災害的鄉親,住進「會走路的房子」,遇到天災人禍可以拔腿就跑

扯不完了。總而言之,言而總之,住「會走路的房子」,可四海為家,平時隨遇而安,有難起屋而行,是為現代有巢氏之民歟。

 

 

 

 

第一所「會走路的房子」 可抗擊洪水

【大紀元10月23日訊】據英國媒體天報導,丹麥和美國的設計師們開發了一種「終極住房」,這是一種可移動的房子,可以有效地抗擊洪水,遠離煩人的鄰居。

設 計師已經製造出一間由6條液壓「腿」支撐、可以跋涉於任何地形的房屋。它有3.05米高,屋內有起居室、廚房、衛生間、木製火爐和一個控制這6條液壓 「腿」的大型計算機。這個屋子行走起來是靠太陽能和風能作為動力,速度相當於正常人行走速度。每條「腿」都可以獨立行走,而且總是有三條「腿」著地以確保 平衡。

這個「會走路的家」是由丹麥哥本哈根N55 藝術共同體和美國麻省理工學院的工程師合作創造的,它23日將在英國劍橋的Wysing藝術中心邁出第一步。Wysing藝術中心的海倫.羅賓森說:「它 可不是一種大篷車。這是一種可持續發展的生活方式,能持續很多年的生活。可能它看起來有些激進,但是,它可能是未來幾年人們可選擇的一種居住方式。」

設計師說,這個創意為應對如今不斷上升的海平面提供了一個解決辦法,因為這間屋子可以在洪水中行走。它的原型耗資約49000美元,包括原料和時間的費用。但是,設計師相信,日後它的造價會比這少很多。

設計師之一的斯拉脫先生計劃在這間屋子返回哥本哈根後住進這個他為之工作了兩年的房屋中去。他說他的設計靈感來源於一次在劍橋郡同羅馬尼亞遊客的相遇。「這間屋子不僅僅是為旅行者準備的,它也適用於任何對遊牧生活方式感興趣的人。」

 

 

Walking house can escape floods or unruly neighbours

It is the ultimate house for beating floods or unfriendly neighbours - a home built on six hydraulic legs that can walk.

 
Walking house -
The first prototype of the N55 Walking house Photo: SWNS

 

The 10ft high home is solar and wind powered and can stroll at walking pace across all terrains.

It has a living room, kitchen, toilet, bed, wood stove and mainframe computer which controls the legs.

The pod will take its maiden stroll around rural Cambridgeshire at the Wysing Arts Centre in Bourn on Thursday.

It was built by art collective N55 in Copenhagen, Denmark, who worked in conjunction with engineers at MIT in Massachusetts, USA.

Designers say it provides a solution to the problem of rising water levels as the house can simply walk away from floods.

The prototype cost £30,000 to build, including materials and time, but the designers believe it could be constructed for a lot less.

The artists in the N55 collective are Ion Sørvin, and Øivind Slaatto. Sam Kronick, from MIT designed the legs.

Mr Slaatto plans to live in the house when it returns to Copenhagen. He has been working on his pet project for two years and was inspired by his meetings with Romani travellers in Cambridgeshire.

He said: "This house is not just for travellers but also for anyone interested in a more general way of nomadic living.

Each leg is powered and works independently and is designed to always have three on the ground at any one time to ensure stability.

The makers hope the legs could be eventually mounted on any kind of structure and make it walk and several pods could be linked together for bigger houses.

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/3235261/Walking-house-can-escape-floods-or-unruly-neighbours.html




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