Two Israeli women, from the city of Even Yehuda, bought an old bus once used for public transport and turned it into a design house, where anyone would want to live.
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We had stopped at bus with green roofsBut two Israeli women from the city of Even Yehuda, Tali Shaul, a psychotherapist, and Hagit Morevski, a wastewater treatment specialist, have done more, finding a practical solution to the country's growing housing demand. They took an old bus once used for public transport as well they transformed it into a design house, where anyone would like to live.
The idea came from a women's magazine. “We read an article on alternative housing solutions, such as containers and curtains and we thought that a old bus would have been a great living space“, Tell the women. That same week, they went to a construction site and they bought an old means of public transport.
Having ripped out all the seats and cleared out the space for the big transformation, Tali and Hagit relied on their designer friend, Vered Sofer Drori, to find a way to keep the bus's overall shapes and design a living space at his internal. Working on the unusual dimensions of the vehicle and the wheel protrusions was a great challenge, but in the end the authenticity of the original vehicle has been maintainedwhile integrating design ideas and solutions.
The windows and doors of the bus have been left as they were, as well as for the large steering wheel, but there is also a small bathroom, a bed, a wardrobe and a functional kitchen. The bus house has all the necessary appliances, including a stove and air conditioning. Thus, after recovery
Tali and Hagit are now hoping to sell their original mobile House to someone who appreciates its unconventional design. For example, to a student who wants to live close to his parents, but not with his parents.
Roberta Ragni
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