House Design Comes to You: The Caravan Office Trend

No need to chase designers to get your house built; the trend now is for designers and their offices to arrive at your plot in a caravan.

The caravan is equipped with all the facilities of a designer’s office, bathroom, multipurpose bed, and essential kitchen utilities. Homeowners can view their plot and share their ideas with the designer all in one place.

Usually, people who want to build a house have to visit an architect, engineer, or designer at their office. But why not have the designer come to you? In an era when humans are starting to live on the moon, there’s nothing surprising about this. Kumar and Kumar Designers and Builders, a construction company in Thodupuzha, has introduced the unique concept of an office on wheels, a caravan-based office.

According to Anoop Kumar, the lead designer at Kumar and Kumar, there’s more to this idea than just being different. For expatriate Malayalis and busy individuals who want a new home, time is often a constraint. Visiting a designer or architect and discussing their project within a fixed timeframe can be difficult. Having the designer come to them in a caravan provides immense convenience.

The caravan allows the whole family, including elderly members, to share all their dreams and ideas with the design team. One common concern is where families can discuss their home ideas when visiting the plot. The caravan solves this problem by providing a comfortable space to talk and even prepare preliminary plans on the spot if needed.

All the facilities of a regular office are available in the caravan. It even has enough space for a large family to sit, along with a bathroom. Additionally, it comes equipped with essential amenities like a TV, refrigerator, and oven. For longer site visits, there are multipurpose beds that can be used for resting.

Beyond personal convenience, the underlying idea behind the “Office on Wheels” is how a caravan can be utilized to its fullest potential. This initiative is set to mark the beginning of a new trend in design.