foldable tent box transforms from a wooden cabinet into a wing-like mobile shelter

"Meet Wingcube, a box that transforms from a foldable tentwooden cabinet-like structure into a wing-looking mobile shelter. Combining the structure of a tent with the concept of a compact cabin, the project, which is till in development, focuses on being modular so users can transport it anywhere with their vehicles. It can be towed easily, and once it finds its spot, the structure extends outward like a fan, creating a raised mini cabin."

"From the outside, the foldable wooden tent box looks soft and rounded as the roof curves gently like an arc, and the material appears to be made from weather-resistant canvas in a neutral beige tone. Large transparent plastic windows are integrated into the sides, allowing light inside while protecting against wind and rain. The foldable wooden tent box stands slightly above the ground, with a small ladder leading up to the platform. In this way, the structure is suspended from the ground."

"In front of the open entrance, an outdoor table and folding chairs are arranged, extending the living space into the dining and gathering area. From here, the interior is seen, with walls and built-in furniture made of light wood panels. Grain patterns appear visible on the wooden surfaces of the foldable tent box, giving Wingcube a warm and natural feel."

Wingcube transforms from a foldable, cabinet-like wooden box into a wing-shaped mobile shelter that fans outward to create a raised mini cabin. The modular design allows easy towing and vehicle transport. The exterior features a soft, rounded roof of weather-resistant beige canvas and large transparent plastic windows that admit light while shielding from wind and rain. The structure sits slightly above ground with a small ladder to a platform. Interior walls and built-in furniture use light wood panels with visible grain, producing a warm contrast with the textile exterior. A built-in shelving unit, mattress platform, and a compact kitchenette with vertical storage are included.

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