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Rolling Home
10th January 2008, Page 43
10th January 2008
Page 43
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Keywords :
Communication Design, Graphic Design, Bauhaus, László Moholy-nagy, Road Train, Moholy-nagy University Of Art And Design, Truck, Technology / Internet
Designer: Viktor Malakuczi, Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, Budapest, Hungary Rolling Home is another design with the roadtrain theme at its heart. It aims to "improve the acceptance of CVs by drivers and other roads users-, although we're not sure the arrival of this behemoth on European roads would do anything for the image of trucks.
The main focus of the design is on the driver living space, of which there is a vast amount. By opting for fuel-cell technology in place of an internal combustion engine the designer frees even more living space for the driver.