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Italian architect Leonardo Di Chiara has presented a self-propelled home of 9 square meters for traveling across Europe. The project cost between 70,000 and 80,000 euros.
Italian architect Leonardo Di Chiara has built a mobile home of just 9 square meters for living while traveling. The compact dwelling features a photovoltaic system and independent water tanks. The wooden structure is modular. The construction cost ranged from 70,000 to 80,000 euros.
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Italian architect Leonardo Di Chiara has developed a 9-square-meter motorhome for traveling around Europe. The project cost between €70,000 and €80,00...
Italian architect Leonardo Di Chiara has developed a 9-square-meter motorhome for traveling around Europe. The project cost between €70,000 and €80,000. The compact dwelling features a photovoltaic system, independent water tanks, and a modular wooden structure.
Architect Leonardo Di Chiara has developed a 9-square-meter mobile home for a traveling lifestyle. The wooden structure is modular and self-sufficient...
Architect Leonardo Di Chiara has developed a 9-square-meter mobile home for a traveling lifestyle. The wooden structure is modular and self-sufficient, operating with photovoltaic panels and independent water tanks. The construction cost ranged between €70,000 and €80,000.
Updated: 18.07.2026
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