The early flying houses will be in the form of high tech sustainable airships and taking a flying car from them will often be less energy intensive than landing the whole house
Here at the flying house project, we haven't forgotten about the flying car. At this point we've all been waiting for them for so long that when they arrive (in affordable, safe, and mass produced form), it'll be rather anticlimactic. However, latest flying car designs can make us think about the aerodynamic stylishness of flying house architecture in general. The shapes of less realistic far future antigravity cars can come in handy when thinking about the luxury Art Deco/"iPhone of the sky" nature of the house.
Compare the above styles to more realistic flying cars already existing or in the works below. We see that above are much more compatible with luxury airships and Zeppelins of the 21st century.
Early 1920s:
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Thanks for sharing information about Flying car
ReplyDeleteI have been a fan of Moller Flying Car from the first I saw them in the back of a Popular Science Magazine back in the 70's. There have been so many innovations since then I'm have to say I'm surprised and a little disappointed we do not have production models on the market.
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