Camping With Consciousness
It’s all hunky-dory to go camping with a trailer till you need to get to the cleaning part. From what I know, very few really enjoy cleaning up the sewage and trash that they generate on the spot (unless you opt for a trailer park where amenities are available). The other alternative can be tugging on the C3 Hotel Cube that takes care of your every comfort. A mobile hotel with sewage storage option, so that you can do the cleaning up later… after the party is over!
The Cube employs clever use of opening panels to give you the feeling of open spaces, within its limited confines. The simple interiors and limited amenities are solar powered.
I don’t have a camper trailer, but I’m pretty sure that if I were to get one, it would be on similar lines.
Designers: Jianbo Huang & Ting Zhao from Jiangnan University






















7 Comments »
Austin says
feaces…
Fred Powledge says
Your reviewer wrote: “From what I know, very few really enjoy cleaning up the sewage and trash that they generate on the spot…” Apparently the reviewer doesn’t understand that serious travel trailers have storage tanks for both the sewage and the gray water their occupants generate. Their occupants don’t have to clean up their stuff “on the spot.” So in terms of sewage and trash, there’s no essential difference between “real” trailers and this cute little bug, except that the cute little bug probably can hold a lot less sewage and trash, and therefore require much more frequent attention to emptying it. (Also, the accompanying copy indicates that the operator of the cute little bug spread his and her turds on the ground “for fertilization.”)
Velma says
very convenient
Rhys Lloyd says
So, it’s just a small caravan? (Or trailer as the US call them)
kadakas says
the axle is too far in the end, it needs to be in the center of mass. Modern cars can have only up to 50-100kg resting on their trailer-hitches – they are not semitrailers
Nafi says
hello there,
how much it cost please let me know
J D says
how much and available in the US?