I am not an inventor type. Creative heck yes, but inventive not so much, unlike Antoine Morris and David Long who created the mobile office from scavenging a one block radius around their office.
All the material was transported back to the office using a dolly and a bike; the only things not found were the hardware that is used to hold this bad boy together. Shelving, work area and sleeping accommodations can be raised or lowered, and all fit into the small space. Check out the gallery for more on the ingenious mobile office.
Upcycled Live/Work Spaces
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