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buma07-12-2010 11:16

Żadna kura nie znosi złotych jaj, zwłaszcza takich, które starczyłyby na niebotyczny czynsz w chińskiej stolicy. Dai Haifei, 24-letni absolwent wydziału projektowania, nie mogąc pozwolić sobie na standardowe lokum, skonstruował mobliny dom - jajo, który stanął przy jednej z pekińskich ulic. I wcale nie robi sobie jaj!

Visitors take photos of an egg-shaped mobile house near its owner Dai Haifei's office building in Beijing December 3, 2010. Dai, who is from central China's Hunan province and cannot afford Beijing's high rental prices, has been living in the house which costs about 6427 yuan ($965). The house is made of bamboo strips, steel bars, heat prevention and waterproof materials, sacks filled with fermented wood chips and grass seeds, as well as one solar-cell panel, local media reported. REUTERS/Petar Kujundzic (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY) — REUTERS/PETAR KUJUNDZIC

Dom - jajo w Pekinie

Dai Haifei pochodzi z prowincji Hanan, położonej w centralnej części Chin. Jednak mieszka i pracuje w prężnie rozwijającej się stolicy, w której z roku na rok ceny wynajmu mieszkań stają się coraz wyższe. Najbardziej ekonomicznym rozwiązaniem okazało się więc wybudowanie własnego lokum. Zbudowanie dwumetrowego domu - jaja kosztowało 6427 tys. juanów (965 $).

A view shows the interior of an egg-shaped mobile house near its owner Dai Haifei's office building in Beijing December 3, 2010. Dai, who is from central China's Hunan province and cannot afford Beijing's high rental prices, has been living in the house which costs about 6427 yuan ($965). The house is made of bamboo strips, steel bars, heat prevention and waterproof materials, sacks filled with fermented wood chips and grass seeds, as well as one solar-cell panel, local media reported. REUTERS/Petar Kujundzic (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY) — REUTERS/PETAR KUJUNDZIC

Dom - jajo w Pekinie

Z domem pomysłowego Chińczyka wcale nie trzeba obchodzić się jak z przysłowiowym jajkiem. Wykonany z bambusowych listew i metalowych elementów konstrukcyjnych jest odporny na uszkodzenia. Dodatkowo konstruktor zadbał, by zbytnio się nie nagrzewał, a całość pokrył materiałem wodoszczelnym.

A view of sacks filled with fermented wood chips and grass seeds, on the exterior of an egg-shaped mobile house near its owner Dai Haifei's office building in Beijing December 3, 2010. Dai, who is from central China's Hunan province and cannot afford Beijing's high rental prices, has been living in the house which costs about 6427 yuan ($965). The house is made of bamboo strips, steel bars, heat prevention and waterproof materials, sacks filled with fermented wood chips and grass seeds, as well as one solar-cell panel, local media reported. REUTERS/Petar Kujundzic (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY) — REUTERS/PETAR KUJUNDZIC

Dom - jajo w Pekinie

Od zewnątrz domek - jajo pokrywają worki wypełnione ściółką oraz nasionami trawy, która na wiosnę pokryje konstrukcję świeżą zielenią.

A solar-cell panel is seen on an egg-shaped mobile house near its owner Dai Haifei's office building in Beijing December 3, 2010. Dai, who is from central China's Hunan province and cannot afford Beijing's high rental prices, has been living in the house which costs about 6427 yuan ($965). The house is made of bamboo strips, steel bars, heat prevention and waterproof materials, sacks filled with fermented wood chips and grass seeds, as well as one solar-cell panel, local media reported. REUTERS/Petar Kujundzic (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY) — REUTERS/PETAR KUJUNDZIC

Dom - jajo w Pekinie

Jak przystało na nowoczesny dom spełniający ekologiczne standardy, lokum wyposażone zostało w ogniwo fotowoltaiczne, które dostarcza energii urządzeniom znajdującym się we wnętrzu.

A view of the interior of an egg-shaped mobile house near its owner Dai Haifei's office building in Beijing December 3, 2010. Dai, who is from central China's Hunan province and cannot afford Beijing's high rental prices, has been living in the house which costs about 6427 yuan ($965). The house is made of bamboo strips, steel bars, heat prevention and waterproof materials, sacks filled with fermented wood chips and grass seeds, as well as one solar-cell panel, local media reported. REUTERS/Petar Kujundzic (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY) — REUTERS/PETAR KUJUNDZIC

Dom - jajo w Pekinie

W domku znalazło się miejsce jedynie na metrowe łóżko, niewielki zbiornik na wodę oraz?dużo książek.

A lamp hangs inside an egg-shaped mobile house near its owner Dai Haifei's office building in Beijing December 3, 2010. Dai, who is from central China's Hunan province and cannot afford Beijing's high rental prices, has been living in the house which costs about 6427 yuan ($965). The house is made of bamboo strips, steel bars, heat prevention and waterproof materials, sacks filled with fermented wood chips and grass seeds, as well as one solar-cell panel, local media reported. REUTERS/Petar Kujundzic (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY) — REUTERS/PETAR KUJUNDZIC

Dom - jajo w Pekinie

Domek ? jajko ma tylko jedno okno ? świetlik umieszczony na szczycie konstrukcji.

A view of the daily necessities inside an egg-shaped mobile house near its owner Dai Haifei's office building in Beijing December 3, 2010. Dai, who is from central China's Hunan province and cannot afford Beijing's high rental prices, has been living in the house which costs about 6427 yuan ($965). The house is made of bamboo strips, steel bars, heat prevention and waterproof materials, sacks filled with fermented wood chips and grass seeds, as well as one solar-cell panel, local media reported. REUTERS/Petar Kujundzic (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY) — REUTERS/PETAR KUJUNDZIC

Dom - jajo w Pekinie

Wnętrze domku oraz elementy wyposażenia wykonane są głównie z bambusowych listew.

Dai Haifei, 24, poses in his self-made egg-shaped mobile house near his office building in Beijing December 3, 2010. Dai, who is from central China's Hunan province and cannot afford Beijing's high rental prices, has been living in the house which costs about 6427 yuan ($965). The house is made of bamboo strips, steel bars, heat prevention and waterproof materials, sacks filled with fermented wood chips and grass seeds, as well as one solar-cell panel, local media reported. REUTERS/Petar Kujundzic (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY IMAGES OF THE DAY) — REUTERS/PETAR KUJUNDZIC

Dom - jajo w Pekinie

Dai Haifei, pomysłowy konstruktor, we wnętrzu mobilnego eko-domu.

A worker passes an egg-shaped mobile house near its owner Dai Haifei's office building in Beijing December 3, 2010. Dai, who is from central China's Hunan province and cannot afford Beijing's high rental prices, has been living in the house which costs about 6427 yuan ($965). The house is made of bamboo strips, steel bars, heat prevention and waterproof materials, sacks filled with fermented wood chips and grass seeds, as well as one solar-cell panel, local media reported. REUTERS/Petar Kujundzic (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS SOCIETY) — REUTERS/PETAR KUJUNDZIC

Dom - jajo w Pekinie

U dołu konstrukcji Dai Haifei zamontował małe kółka, dzięki czemu jego konstrukcja jest mobilna. Niestety prawdopodobnie już niedługo będzie musiał wypróbować tę opcję - po prawie dwóch miesiącach mieszkania w "jajku" został zmuszony przez władze Pekinu do usunięcia konstrukcji.