The house is to built out of thatch, as an outer shell. The insulation is sheepswool finished on the interior with adobe stucco.
The wagon has orientation. In it's length it should always stand in a north south direction.
The eastern wall is completely made of stained glass doors. The western wall has a number of evenly spaced slits . These slits are windows that do not open.
Storage space is limited to two large wall size cupboards on the head and foot of the wagon.
The kitchen is one rectangular form positioned in the centre of the long axis of the wagon on the northern end. It has a builtin oven, a fridge-freezer, a micowave, a boiler, a sink, a tap and a two pit gas stove. It is made long enough so that 4 people may dine on it if neccasery.
Heating is wood stove, right next to the end of the kitchen space. The stove is placed at the end of the kitchen so that the suction conduit can be placed above it and connected directly to the woodstove pipe.
The woodstove is metal and has a flat top. One can cook meals on this top during the winter.
The living room are a cushions and a carpet on the bamboo floor.
The bed is on the south end of the wagon. It is built up to 25cm and is a japanese futon.
There are two large ceiling lights in the roof. One is above the bed and the other is above the kitchen.
The roof is part sedum part walkable solar panel. It is flat and at an angle of 12 degrees. At the end of the lower part of the roof a water tank for showering and washing has been made.
The shower is a seperate unit. It has not been designed yet. It will be a freestanding object that can be set up in different conditions. It will be connected tot the water reservoir.
The toilet is a freestanding object. It is a compost toilet. The exterior of the toilet will never be the same. It will be made out of the materials that are present in a specific place, and it meet the requirementents that the context demands of it.
