初创公司NOT A HOTEL提出了一种新的生活方式，对每年仅使用一小段时间的度假屋进行了重新思考。

NOT A HOTEL is a startup proposing a new way of living by rethinking the ownership of vacation homes used only for a limited number of days per year.

▼五辆被改造的拖车，Aerial view to the five vehicles © NewColor inc

在他们的众多项目中，NOT A HOTEL ANYWHERE有着较强的实验性，其最初设计要求是以老式拖车为基础，创造一种移动性更强且不受地点限制的旅居方式。客户提出开发5辆用于出租的房车，且每辆车只配备一种功能，例如卧室或书房等。设计团队的想法是为房车赋予比传统住宅更充实的生活方式，使人们可以根据需要选择不同车辆，且不必拘泥于地点，随时踏上新的旅程。

Among their many projects, NOT A HOTEL ANYWHERE is an experimental project that began with a request to design a new, more mobile, location-independent way of living, using vintage trailers as its base. In response to the client’s request to develop five vehicles to rent, we proposed creating living spaces using five vehicles, each equipped with only one function, such as a bedroom or study car. Our idea was to offer a more fulfilling way of living than conventional homes, in which one can choose a vehicle as needed and take it on a journey without being bound to a particular location.

▼车辆和场地外观，The vehicles and the park © Kenta Hasegawa

▼车辆外观，Exterior view © Kenta Hasegawa

▼车辆内景，Interior view © Kenta Hasegawa

▼睡眠区，Sleeping area © Kenta Hasegawa

▼细节，Details © Kenta Hasegawa

在翻新的5辆拖车中，尺寸较大的2辆由Spartan生产，另外3辆是Airstream生产的露营型拖车。设计者为这些车辆配置了当地房车不常见到的功能类型，包括浴室、厨房和日式小酒吧，以及具有高度私密性的卧室和书房。

Two larger vehicles among the five refurbished this time were manufactured by Spartan, and the other three were camping trailers manufactured by Airstream. For the five vehicles, we selected functions that are difficult to procure locally – a bath, kitchen, sunakku, or “snack bar” and highly private functions – a bedroom and study – and reconfigured them for use in the vehicles.

▼宽敞的内部空间，Large living space © Kenta Hasegawa

▼浴室，Bathroom © Kenta Hasegawa

▼室内细节，Interior details © Kenta Hasegawa

▼卧室拖车，Bedroom vehicle © Kenta Hasegawa

▼洗手台，Sink area © Kenta Hasegawa

▼室内细节，Details © Kenta Hasegawa

更大的起居室带来更豪华的感觉。在车辆之间盖上篷布，还可以创造出宽敞的户外客厅，无论去往何处，都可以随时融入车辆外部的环境。下雨时，大尺寸的卧室车辆可以替代客厅的功能。

A larger living room feels more luxurious. Putting up a tarp between the vehicles creates a spacious outdoor living room where one can incorporate the surrounding environment wherever one goes. On rainy days, the large bedroom vehicle substitutes for a living room.

▼户外餐桌，Outdoor dining area © Kenta Hasegawa

▼下沉休息区，Sunken seating area © Kenta Hasegawa

▼细节，Details © Kenta Hasegawa

为了让使用者可以在任何环境下享受360度的窗景，设计者将拖车的上部和下部材料调换过来，使所有的必要功能都集中在车辆下部，以留出最大的车窗视野。那些不可避免需要突出于上部的家具均采用了网状或透明材料，或者缩小了体积。为了避免在外壳上形成过于明显的对比，设计尽可能保持了老式拖车的质感，仅做了防水处理等少量改动。

To allow for a 360-degree view from the windows in any environment, we switched materials between the upper and lower portions of the trailer, concentrating all the necessary functions in each trailer in the lower part, which does not interfere with the windows, so that no functional volumes appear above waist level. The furniture pieces that inevitably protrude into the upper portion of the trailer are all designed with mesh or transparent materials or reduced volumes. To avoid creating excessive contrasts on the exterior shells, we kept the existing texture of the vintage trailer as much as possible, adding minimal modifications such as waterproofing.

▼浴室拖车，Bathroom vehicle © Kenta Hasegawa

每辆拖车的车身都安装在由方形钢管组装的平行十字形底盘上。Airstream拖车的外壳由薄铝板制成，并铆接在轻钢框架底座上，后者类似于建筑中使用的LGS基材。Spartan拖车的外壳也采用薄铝板简单地搭建，并铆接在木质底座上。

The body of each trailer rests on a chassis made of steel square pipes assembled in the shape of parallel crosses. The exterior shell of Airstream’s trailers is a simple assembly of thin aluminum plates riveted to a lightweight steel frame base similar to the LGS substrate used in buildings. Spartan’s trailers are simply composed of thin aluminum plates riveted to a wood base.

▼日式小酒吧，Sunakku © Kenta Hasegawa

为了实现隔热，车辆的墙壁上填充了玻璃棉和PE泡沫，这种材料不会随着曲面形态而产生开裂现象，且可以通过垫圈螺钉固定在墙上。如果出现渗漏问题，只需拆卸螺钉即可从内部进行必要的维护工作。

For thermal insulation, the walls are filled with glass wool and soft foam material called PE foam, which follows and moves with the curved surfaces without cracking and is fixed to the wall using washer screws. In case of leaks, necessary maintenance work can be conducted from the inside by removing the screws.

▼夜间外观，Exterior view by night © Kenta Hasegawa

NOT A HOTEL ANYWHERE Client: NOT A HOTEL Location: anywhere (Base Camp:Aoshima, Miyazaki) Usage: Camping Trailer Architects: DDAA Project Team: Daisuke Motogi / Yurika Mantoku Cooperation: SOUP DESIGN Architecture Construction: SET UP Planting: Yard Works Inc. Textile Design: onder de linde Artwork: Hiroshi Takizawa Total floor area: 74.32㎡ (5 units total) Date of completion: April / 2023 Photo: Kenta Hasegawa, NewColor inc