Roderick James Architects, designed the really cool multifunctional habitation. The AirShip can be used as a tiny house, office, workshop, hideaway, classroom, bothy (in Scotland, a small hut or cottage, especially one for housing farm labourers or for use as a mountain refuge), or holiday rental accommodation. It is also potentially suitable for flat roofs in cities, subject to loading confirmation. When off-grid, the stove can be rigged to provide hot water for the shower and the kitchen. The roof is designed to funnel the water into a storage container under the floor, providing a sustainable source of water. With floats, it can be used on waterways, lochs, and lakes. With the additions of wheels, it can be moved between locations, where it can be connected to services, or run off-grid. I have included different layouts of this extremely versatile building, so that you can see a bit of the potential it holds.
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