The nature scape: celebrating the nomadic life

No es novedad pero sí una tendencia que cotiza en alza a medida que aumenta nuestra hiperconnexión. Lo anuncia el portal de tendencias “Trend Tablet” de la super coolhunter Li Edelkoort. “Son el detox digital, la vida simple y las necesidades primarias suficientes estos días? O necesitamos anti-consumir, vivir más con menos en el sentido de que la asfixia es un manifesto vital para el cambio” empieza el manifesto.

Esta necesidad de escapada a la naturaleza se pone en evidencia con proyectos como los de la empresa danesa Vipp o la sueca Add A Rom y sus casas móbiles, que consiguen camuflarse con el entorno y asegurarnos una vida desconectada. Materiales sostenibles, espacios reducidos y mucha tranquilidad.

Con la misma idea nace Portable, ecocápsulas que se alimentan con paneles solares y que puedes instalar allí donde quieras. Con forma de huevo, el diseño es del estudio de arquitectos eslovacos Nice Architects. Sostenible y con una auto-suficiencia energética de un año, la cápsula que está pensada para una vida nómada sofisticada, se pone a la venta este mayo a un precio de salida de 2.200 euros.Maybe it’s nothing new, but the evidence shows we’re facing a rising trend in relation to our hyperconnected lives. The trend is announced in super coolhunter Li Edelkoort’s website “Trend Tablet”. “Is digital detox, simple living and primal needs enough theses days? Or do we need to anti-consume, living more with less in a sense that suffocation is a vital manifesto to change?” the manifesto opens.

The need for escapes to nature has inspired mobile home projects such as Danish Vipp or Swedish Add A Room, that offer weekend retreats camouflaged with a natural environment assuring a disconnected life. Sustainable materials, reduced spaces and an absolute peace.

The same idea is behind Portable, solar-powered ecocapsules that let you live wherever you wish. These egg-shaped houses have been designed by Slovakian firm Nice Architects. Sustainable and with a self-suficiency that can support you for about a year, the capsules created for a sophisticated nomadic life, will start to take pre-orders at the end of 2015 and will cost 2.200 euros.It’s not something new but the evidence is that we are in front of a rising trend related to our hiperconnected life. The trend it’s announced in super coolhunter Li Edelkoort’s website “Trend Tablet”. “Is digital detox, simple living and primal needs enough theses days? Or do we need to anti-consume, living more with less in a sense that suffocation is a vital manifesto to change?” starts de manifesto.

That need of nature escape has to be with mobile home projects such as Danish Vipp or Swedish Add A Room, that offer weekend retreats camouflaged with the natural environment assuring a disconnected life. Sustainable materials, reduced spaces and an absolute peace.

With the same idea has born Portable, solar-powered ecocapsules that let you live wathever you want. This egg-shaped housed has been designed by Slovakian firm Nice Architects. Sustainable and with a self-suficiency that can support you for about a year, the capsules that have been created for a sophisticated nomadic life, will start to take pre-orders at the end of 2015 and costs 2.200 euros.