Situated in a flood-prone valley, these six huts are designed as holiday retreats, and are raised on wheels to protect them from water. Each hut has a living room, bedroom, bathroom, wood-fired stove and wrap-around deck.
Rolling Huts by Olson Kundig —
Situated in a flood-prone valley, these six huts are designed as holiday retreats, and are raised on wheels to protect them from water. Each hut has a living room, bedroom, bathroom, wood-fired stove and wrap-around deck.
Tim Bies/Olson Kundig
Designed by an arborist with a team of architects, this tree house includes a large terrace and an interior that fits up to four people. It is made of steel, canvas, tarpaulin, timber and rope netting.
Dom'Up by Bruno de Grunne and Nicolas d'Ursel —
Designed by an arborist with a team of architects, this tree house includes a large terrace and an interior that fits up to four people. It is made of steel, canvas, tarpaulin, timber and rope netting.
Nicolas d'Ursel
This shelter, designed for festival-goers, is covered by a dome of solar panels. The energy collected can be used to charge mobile devices, thanks to photovoltaic threads embedded in the fabric.
Glastonbury Solar Concept Tent by Kaleidoscope and Orange —
This shelter, designed for festival-goers, is covered by a dome of solar panels. The energy collected can be used to charge mobile devices, thanks to photovoltaic threads embedded in the fabric.
Courtesy Kaleidoscope Design
It may look small, but this home, which sits atop a trailer, includes a kitchen, bathroom, storage and foldaway double bed.  
Koleliba by Hristina Hristova —
It may look small, but this home, which sits atop a trailer, includes a kitchen, bathroom, storage and foldaway double bed.  
Deyan Tomov Photography
Designed by American artist Andrea Zittel, these lightweight, movable cabins are located on her A-Z West compound near the Joshua Tree National Park. Visitors can stay in these spartan steel and aluminum wagons twice a year in exchange for an hour's labor each day.
A-Z Wagon Station by Andrea Zittel —
Designed by American artist Andrea Zittel, these lightweight, movable cabins are located on her A-Z West compound near the Joshua Tree National Park. Visitors can stay in these spartan steel and aluminum wagons twice a year in exchange for an hour's labor each day.
Andrea Rosen Gallery 2012
This modern twist on the traditional teardrop trailer, complete with a fully equipped kitchen and two-person sleeping quarters, can be customized with a variety of finishes and accessories.
The XS by So-Cal Teardrops —
This modern twist on the traditional teardrop trailer, complete with a fully equipped kitchen and two-person sleeping quarters, can be customized with a variety of finishes and accessories.
Courtesy Mike Pari/Gabe Pari/Sierra Pari
Perched on a tricycle and constructed from corrugated aluminum, plexiglas, plywood and timber, this pedal-powered concept mobile home is large enough for one person.
Camper Bike by Kevin Cyr —
Perched on a tricycle and constructed from corrugated aluminum, plexiglas, plywood and timber, this pedal-powered concept mobile home is large enough for one person.
Kevin Cyr
This variation, comprising chipboard, nylon, canvas and a common shopping cart, can be pushed rather than peddled.
Camper Kart by Kevin Cyr —
This variation, comprising chipboard, nylon, canvas and a common shopping cart, can be pushed rather than peddled.
Courtesy Kevin Cyr
<a href="index.php?page=&url=http%3A%2F%2Fuk.phaidon.com%2Fstore%2Farchitecture%2Fmobitecture-9780714873497%2F" target="_blank" target="_blank">"Mobitecture: Architecture on the Move" </a>by Rebecca Roke, published by Phaidon, is out now.
"Mobitecture: Architecture on the Move" by Rebecca Roke, published by Phaidon, is out now.
Courtesy Phaidon