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中国青年自制蛋形蜗居 外国网民看了关心的竟是这个问题

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【译文-中文】中文标题:北京建筑师在路边造了一个蛋形蜗居
【原文-美国】Beijing architect lives in egg-shaped house on sidewalk
【原文地址】:http://shine.yahoo.com/event/green/beijing-architect-lives-in-egg-shaped-house-on-sidewalk-2425090/#photoViewer=1
【译文来源】:网贴翻译论坛
【翻译作者】:tcRyan
【译文地址】:http://www.ptfcn.com/ptfcn/s/71.html

Dai Haifei, a 24-year-old architect in Beijing, China, found an ingenious solution to live rent-free. He built himself a mobile egg-shaped house that is powered by the sun.  
The 6-foot-high structure, which is small enough to fit on a sidewalk, is made of bamboo strips, wood chippings, sack bags, and grass seed that’s expected to grow in the spring.
The pod features a solar panel on the roof that powers a lamp in the cozy space. The house cost around $1,000 to build (6427 yen), according to China Daily.
It seems Haifei has taken the trend of living in tiny spaces to a whole new level.

戴海飞,一个24岁的北京建筑师,找到一个免费居住的好办法。他给自己建了一个可用太阳能供电的移动的蛋形房子。
这个6英尺高的可以放在人行道上的房子使用竹条,木片,建成,麻袋以及草种建成,他希望春天的时候这些都可以发芽生长。
这个屋子采用了一个太阳能电板来给电灯供电,根据中国日报,建造这屋子话费了总共1000美元。
看上去,戴海飞已经将蜗居发展到了一种新的境界!

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• Posted by 1874 Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:07pm PST
Where is the toilet? Out on the sidewalk?
厕所在哪?

• Posted by Mimi Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:09pm PST
How could he live on the sidewalk?
他怎么可以在人行道上安家呢。。。

• Posted by Bruce Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:11pm PST
That's....not really "living". It's got no food preparation area, no place for personal hygiene, etc, etc. It's just a glorified tent.
这个,不能叫居住吧?没有厨房,没有洗手间,这只是一个漂亮的帐篷!

• Posted by Nancy Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:13pm PST
My first question is why. My second one is where does he eliminate and take showers.
我的第一个疑问是为什么?第二个疑问是他在哪洗澡?

• Posted by Connie Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:14pm PST
Wheres the toilet, shower and where does he fix food?
厕所在哪?莲蓬头在哪?在哪放吃的?

• Posted by fRANK Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:15pm PST
Is there a picture of the inside? I would sure like to see it.
有没有内部的照片?我想看看里面~

• Posted by Paulette Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:16pm PST
WIthout a bathroom or kitchen, I wouldn't call that living.
没有洗澡间是和厨房,不能叫居住~

• Posted by Kaliman Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:16pm PST
Hummm! What if he passes gas inside? He will more than likely hyperventilate; unless he enjoys his own gas! What if a dog pees on the sides? The grass seeds are not going to grow.... Bahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! Google "birth control" or "abstinence"....
哇啊,如果他在里面放屁咋办?他会窒息的吧,除非他喜欢自己的气味!如果狗仔在里面撒尿咋办?种子也不会发芽的吧?

• Posted by josh Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:16pm PST
My xenophobia is really kicking in, I am tired about hearing about China, the Chinese, and anything related to that culture.... Ironically, I have nothing but respect for other cultures, Islam, India, etc....
我仇外,我已经厌倦了不停地听到关于中国,关于中国人已经任何关于他们的事情。讽刺的是,我却很尊重其他的文明,伊斯兰,印度,等等~

• Posted by Tom Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:17pm PST
didn't see a bathroom , shower or water
没看到洗手间,莲蓬头和水。。。。

• Posted by 4999 Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:19pm PST
He has to be single
他必须得单身,容不下两人。。。

• Posted by RoBo Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:19pm PST
Well I can dig the small living space scene but does this home have a bathroom and shower? Small is cool but health and hygiene is important.
I would just like to know
我也能挖出这种小屋子,但是洗手间和莲蓬头在哪?小很酷,但是健康跟重要。

• Posted by Ian Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:21pm PST
He has a roof over his head. Has everything he really needs for the most part. Its an ingenious idea. I'd buy one
头上有个屋顶,他准备好了几乎所有的必需品。这是个不错的注意,我要买一个~

• Posted by Tristan Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:21pm PST
Imagine this guy trying to take a girl back home to get laid haha.
想象下这家伙带姑娘回家的场景吧 哈哈

• Posted by Sweet Chin Music Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:21pm PST
most people in china live like this. this isn't news.
大部分中国人都像这样生活着,这不是新闻。

• Posted by Daniel Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:21pm PST
My kid would love one in the back yard. No but seriously maybe we could get a few hundred of these and drop them off under the freeways in Seattle. It rains a TON and there are A LOT of homeless living next to and under the freeways.
我的小孩会喜欢在后院弄个这个玩意的。办事也许我们可以弄几百个放在西雅图的高速公路边上。那边有很多无家可归的流浪汉。

• Posted by Kaliman Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:22pm PST
It is a nice doggy house for my future german shepherd or for my future chihuahua couple. The doggy door should be like on one side. The human door should be on the other side; you know, to clean it in case there are any dog turds. Bahahahahahahaha!
这是个不错的狗窝,我将来的德国牧羊犬或者吉娃娃合一住在里面。狗门开在一边,另一边用来打扫狗屎。

• Posted by Death from the Right! Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:22pm PST
That's all well and good for asians, but I'm a human being! I need Roman level debauchery in my living quarters.
那对亚洲人来说不错,但我是一个人哎,我需要放荡!

• Posted by John H Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:23pm PST
The chinese are very smart people!
中国人这是非常聪明~

• Posted by lorenzo92010 Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:24pm PST
Give it another month and it will be stinking to high-heaven. I'm suprised the Chinese police haven't drug him out and beat the crap out of him already.
一个月时间,里面就会臭了。我很惊讶为什么中国警察为什么不把他拖走。

• Posted by dean Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:25pm PST
he may be able to live rent free in Beijing, but here in Ny he would be charged maintenance fees, taxes, and im pretty sure he would get a ticket for no houses on sidewalks.
他能够在北京免费居住了,但是在纽约,他还得交保管费,各种税,并且他还会被从人行道上赶走!

• Posted by happy custmer Sat Dec 11, 2010 6:25pm PST
that's an idea of rent free, but does the government allow people just to built their living spaces righ on the side walk,, what if there are more of that growing right on the side walk, and the next thing , more toilet be built right next to it. picture it in your vision,it's out of control.
这是一个免除租金的办法,但是政府同意人们随意在人行道上建东西啊?如果在边上再建上更多的,厕所什么的,想想看什么画面吧,完全失控!
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昨日,海淀成府路一个大院里,戴海飞坐在自己的“蛋形”蜗居中。(本组图片/记者 赵亢 摄)

  昨(11月30日)晚7点半左右,北京街头,不少人已穿上羽绒服,戴海飞的“蛋形”小屋里,温度表显示4.4℃。

  戴海飞,24岁,刚毕业半年。利用公司的设计创意,他用竹子造出一座“蛋形”小屋,作为自己的蜗居。

  0'22''视频:以色列建筑师设计4平米“蜗居”

  材料:竹条钉子造出蛋形小屋

  戴海飞的公司位于海淀区成府路的一个大院里,在公司楼下,一座小屋像一颗巨大的鸡蛋,立在草坪上。小屋两米来高,麻袋拼成的外皮,看上去有些不起眼。“蛋壳”上,被掏出一个椭圆形的小门,没有锁。小屋的下边,装有轮子,可以挪动。

  昨晚,戴海飞轻轻一掀,就钻进了屋。从里边,可以看出小屋由竹条编制而成,上面用一些钉子进行固定。戴海飞介绍,在竹条外,还有竹席、保温膜和防雨膜,最外边,是麻袋拼成的保温层,麻袋里填充着发酵木屑和草籽,“到了春天,里面可以长出草来。”

  蛋形小屋里摆设简单,一张约一米宽的床,床头放着几本书。床尾藏有一个水箱,里面有压力系统,可以把水压上来,供洗漱用。“一水箱水大概能用三天,用完了就到公司去接。”戴海飞说。

  由于“蛋壳”只有约一拃厚,小屋里并没比室外暖和多少。记者坐了十几分钟,手脚就被冻得冰凉。

  创意:项目“城市下的蛋”中获灵感

  戴海飞的老家在湖南邵阳的乡下,父亲在建筑工地干活,母亲在一家公司做清洁工。戴海飞在湖南读大学,从网上找到北京一家建筑设计公司实习,毕业后就留了下来。他说,父母年纪大了,却仍然在奔波,希望给他存钱娶媳妇,“他们不知道以他们的工资水平,在北京买套房需要工作两三百年。”

  “即使在北京租房,价格也让我难以接受。”戴海飞介绍,年初,在公司的“双年展”上,展示了一个设计项目,叫做“城市下的蛋”,即可以移动的蛋形小屋。“我希望有自己造的房子,这个设计正好符合我的要求。”戴海飞说,他决定利用公司的设计概念,给自己造一座房子。

  随后,戴海飞跟表哥借了6400多块钱,作为买材料的成本,在几名学弟学妹的帮忙下,忙碌了一两个月,造出了这座蛋形小屋。国庆节结束后,戴海飞花了三千多元,把小屋从老家运到了公司楼下。白天,他在公司里工作、学习,晚上12点,从楼上的公司下来,钻进小屋睡一觉,早上8点起床,上楼就是公司。只是进入冬季后,小屋越发冷了,晚上大概只有3、4℃。“我有蓄电池,每个月到公司充一次电,晚上冷了就用电热毯。”

  “不租房,我也是‘月光族’,但我的生活质量明显提高了。”戴海飞说,他已经在小屋里住了快两个月,因为没有房租的负担,现在,他偶尔还能去咖啡厅享受“小资生活”。

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