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This is the story of a tech entrepreneur who hired Edmonds + Lee Architects in San Francisco to turn this 1960s Airstream Bambi II into a beautifully renovated 80-square-foot stylish mobile office.
The result is stunning. According to Inhabitat, it’s been renamed Kugelschiff which is German for “Bullet Ship”. Pretty cool!
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Rare 1960’s Bambi Airstream Trailer Turned into 80 Sq. Ft. Stylish Mobile Office
Images by Joe Fletcher via Edmonds + Lee Architects
Images by Joe Fletcher via Edmonds + Lee Architects
What do you think of this Bambi conversion?
Can you imagine getting to tow this anywhere you like to work out of?
I can see the beauty in that!
What kind of work would you do in a mobile office like this?
And where would you take it?
Would you leave it in your backyard or would you take it somewhere?
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