Mehrzeller, or this Multicellular caravan concept, is pretty awesome.
These days, people are always on the move, and even job locations are becoming more mobile. With respect to the modern camper market, there are not too many design-y trailers with the exception of the Airstream. However, people are really looking for personalization and custom design. Enter the Mehrzeller.
Using an online design tool, every user can create a design that is unique. The configuration is generated by a computer using the customer’s inputs, and then the final design is crafted by parameters from the architects to yield an attractive and practicable result.
Thanks, George!

19 Comments
Heather R. on 02.16.2010 at 14:32 PM
This is seriously amazing. With a couple more windows, a comfy bed, and a way to be online, I would totally live in there.
April on 02.16.2010 at 14:40 PM
Yeah, it looks cool. But isn’t part of being a trailer mean being somewhat aerodynamic. This thing is anything but!
Spencer on 02.16.2010 at 15:45 PM
Yeah, the jagged exterior design will mean that this concept stays a concept. Especially with the green movement, now more than ever, aerodynamics that encourage fuel efficiency are a must.
chris on 02.16.2010 at 16:15 PM
yeah I agree with both of you – beautiful, but what’s the gas mileage like hauling one of those?
There must be a way to preserve the angular look and feel without sacrificing aerodynamics… clear plexi pieces?
canvas paintings on 02.17.2010 at 02:23 AM
Its a work of art, not a practical concept, I’m sure the designer having gone to such great lengths to create this amazing masterpeice realised it would not be mass produced.
It is fantastic, really eye catching.
TW on 02.17.2010 at 20:23 PM
The need for vehicles to be aerodynamic is mostly aesthetic. The affect of air drag on them is negligible in terms of gas mileage. This design really isn’t that bad aerodynamically anyway. It will need to be pulled behind a vehicle, so wind drag will be minimized by the shielding of whatever’s towing it.
Aion kinah on 03.02.2010 at 01:21 AM
Very creative, very artistic.
Jenny on 03.04.2010 at 18:30 PM
I’ll take it!
QingQing on 03.07.2010 at 22:14 PM
Refreshing! Cool! Cute! Amazing!
john on 04.07.2010 at 02:14 AM
“no fatties”
-the door
Rafael on 04.15.2010 at 13:18 PM
This is a piece of onanistic shite. #atrophied-frontal-cortex
Miodrag Risti? on 05.05.2010 at 15:55 PM
Nice! With-or-without a wheels…
santa anna design on 06.07.2010 at 10:25 AM
i would hate to be stuck in the back of this when speeding , while the exterior looks awesome and clearly invisible to radar ,too much sharp angles on the inside , i also believe that we dont all have use the green movement as a benchmark for artistic expression
daphne sy on 06.09.2010 at 02:24 AM
I like objects, they are thoughtful, modern, uncomplicated, inherently beautiful, a little odd, sustainable, artistic, humorous, thought-provoking, and functional. Very nice. Kudos!
Harbour Outdoor on 06.18.2010 at 19:56 PM
What a way to camp!
Will Jones on 07.05.2010 at 10:53 AM
This would be the only caravan I would consider owning. Normally, I think they shouldn’t be allowed on the roads, but this is extremely pleasing. Few more windows and it’d be perfect.
poluokolotogo on 08.03.2010 at 13:52 PM
origammi thing, Erick van Egeraat is resting)
Ana on 02.11.2011 at 22:32 PM
Totally impressed by the guy who used the phrase “onanistic shite”.Other architects and designers are NEVER inclined to produce masturbatory projects, like this guy did…
It’s like a smoothed-down Merzbau on wheels.I’m down with it.
GrahamWilliams on 01.24.2017 at 04:33 AM
Totally unworkable! Just someone trying to make a name for themselves. Totally wasted
space, no real thought gone into the design. Completely impracticable! Would not even
look at it!
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