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LightHotel by Alchemy is Sustainable Retreat on Wheels

Monika ThakurBy Monika ThakurUpdated:August 18, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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Alchemy Architects, a modern architectural firm famed for creating the Sonoma Weehouse, is now gaining attention for its one-room LightHotel on wheels. Currently, the LightHotel is located within the Creative Enterprise Zone in Saint Paul, MN, just a few blocks off the Green Line. The portable hotel offers views of neighborhood gardens where one can listen to the birds and also witness the trains passing by.

The compact one-room hotel is made out of a recycled 8-feet by 20-feet shipping container by Warner and his team at Alchemy Architects. There are enough windows for ventilation, offering delightful views of the surrounding landscape. This tiny living space includes a small living room, sleeping area, and bathroom, but there’s no kitchen. That said, the neighboring areas also have a plethora of breweries, coffee shops, and restaurants to let you enjoy your favorite food and beverages.

For sustainable living, the mobile hotel has been equipped with solar-powered HVAC, LED lighting and hydronic in-floor heating system. Furthermore, spray-foam shell, as well as, triple-glazed windows and doors are present to provide insulation. Even water system is self-contained, with a 250-gallon water tank, which supplies an on-demand water heater and bio-filter for gray water. Therefore, it will certainly have a lighter footprint on the environment.

Also Read: Expanding Hotel on Wheels for Avid Surfers

According to Warner, The LightHotel allows inhabitants to become part of an urban play in which they are both “the watchers and the watched,” while the city becomes the lobby for this tiny luxury space. Even you can experience “the luxury of the less” in this tiny hotel by renting it for $90 via Airbnb.

LightHotel by Alchemy
LightHotel by Alchemy Architects
LightHotel by Alchemy
Made from a recycled shipping container
LightHotel by Alchemy
Warm toned interior
LightHotel by Alchemy
Hotel room has a living room, sleeping area and bathroom
LightHotel by Alchemy
Cozy sleeping area
LightHotel by Alchemy
Sleeping area has a window to offer outside views
LightHotel by Alchemy
Contemporary lighting setup
LightHotel by Alchemy
One-room hotel on wheels
LightHotel by Alchemy
Front facade boasts a small patio
LightHotel by Alchemy
One-room has everything you need for fun-filled vacation

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