Living is.be combines the best of an RV (easily mobile) with the efficiency of a popup camper (folds down for less wind resistance) and the comfort of a multistorey townhouse. It even has a hot-tub sized bath on the upper level.
It appears to be built with an aluminum frame, while the pop-up is made from an insulated, quilted fabric much like a duvet. The rigid roof hinges up to create lots of space and includes two big walk-out sized velux-type skylights.
The lower level appears to be filled with all of the tanks and technology to be independent of water and sewer.
All added on top of a standard truck frame, a "faux chassis" on top of the real chassis, so it is possibly convertible for other uses.
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