Home Sweet Hummer
2 architects from the firm HPlusF took on the challenge of taking a Hummer and redesigning it into a modular dwelling. Thus, the HummerHaus.
Using eight Hummer shells mounted to a steel frame, the HummerHaus attempts to create sustainable architecture from a symbol of waste.
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Published on Monday, July 25, 2011 in
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