“..It’s called the Universal World House, or the Wall AG, and although it may not look like much, this eco-friendly, earthquake-proof and easy-to-assemble home could be the answer for affordable shelter in impoverished and war-torn countries.
It might also be a glimmer of hope for millions of people in need of shelter in America.
Created by Swiss designer Gerd Niemöller, the Universal World House comes with built-in plumbing, 8 single and double built-in beds, shelves, tables and an open veranda.
The inside walls are designed with honeycomb air vacuums that act as insulation and support for the entire home structure.
The coolest part: the home is made from a material called Swisscell, which is composed of recycled paper and cardboard ..
.. and altogether it weighs less than 1,800 pounds (the equivalent to a VW Golf)!
Oh, and it’s also rain resistant..”
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