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… somewhere UNDER the rainbow…

 A childrens fairytale says that there’ll be found a pot of gold at the end of every rainbow! We say: Never loose the childrens power of creativity and imagination and work on your ideas!

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  1. Gerold Peham
    Am 3. Juli 2008 um 14:36 Uhr

    isnt there anybody creative who wants to write smthg. or who is interested in our houses… or maybe both?
    whats a blog for when theres nobody to talk to?

  2. johannes haberl
    Am 10. Juli 2008 um 11:11 Uhr

    the project and the CI is great, it needs just a little time to get noticed by enough people

    have patience and go on!!!!

    congratulations

    all the best

    johannes

  3. Molly
    Am 18. August 2008 um 07:49 Uhr

    dear Mr. Peham,

    i saw the nomad home on “World’s Most Extreme Homes” and am now frantically seaching all information about it. I would absolutely love to buy one this minute. So the question is.. do you guys ship these homes to canada?? And also, can they be bought or only leased?

  4. MMaina
    Am 25. September 2008 um 22:27 Uhr

    hi Gelord,

    I have been writing,and writting, but nobody from your office writes back :(

  5. suzie
    Am 26. September 2008 um 00:05 Uhr

    hey! good work, although i heard that there is some nigerian guy running a scam in canada on the Nomadhomes….very big thing today in the news lots of people have lost their money!!!….guy got arrested!!.sorry folks, but they sure wouldbe sweet cottages in our cold country lol…..

  6. Kris
    Am 12. Oktober 2008 um 05:08 Uhr

    Startin’ blogging :-) I don’t have much time for my own blog but the Nomad idea deserves few minutes… I really like the concept, design-wise, and, of course, idea that a Nomad takes, apparently, much less time to build than a traditional house.
    But here are few questions.
    How does the house rate in terms of sound isolation - both ways. The thing is that A) I have a very light sleep, B) I have a home recording studio. The latter would require a dedicated room (completely closed - door and small window permitted, but no ground-to-ceiling glass, MDF with rockwool should do the job).
    Would it be possible to adapt a Nomad for this purpose?
    How efficient is air suction over the cooking area? Since Nomads are more/less open plan dwellings how do you prevent cooking smells from hanging all over the place. Not that an amateur musician would cook a turkey ever day, but even an occassional pasta can become unpleasant overnight.
    Thanks a lot and take care.
    Your international neighbour to the north-east.

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