The Awning: An Award Winning Micro Camper

Called ‘The Awning’ and designed by Dutchman, Eduard Bohtlingk, this award winning micro-camper features fold down walls that vastly increases the overall volume of the space.

 

Nearly three decades after its conception, it’s still easy to marvel at the ingenious and effective use of space. While on the road, the camper folds up to resemble a tiny caravan and when on site it transforms to a footprint three times the size of the main compartment.

 

 

The additional temporary spaces function as living and sleeping areas, whereas the core functions – cooking, eating, storage and heating – are all housed in the main compartment.

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Niall Burke

Structural engineer by day, tiny house designer by night. Niall has a keen interest in small spaces, green design, and sustainability. He started developing Humble Homes while studying for his masters degree in engineering. He is the founder and managing editor of Humble Homes.

9 Comments
  1. I think it’s very similar to the CMax System, an emergency shelter. Hope Bohtlingk hasn’t legal issues…

  2. Que bellos, muy prácticos, como me hace falta uno así por un tiempo. Dios mio, pero son muy caros,,, para mi. Porque la verdad están muy buenos. Dios los bendiga

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