Designed by Arch Group, the Sleepbox is a small, prefabricated mobile solution for travelers who are looking for a space to work or relax, while waiting at an airport or a railroad station, without wasting time searching for a hotel.
This box-like concept has a total space of 3.75 sq. meters and is available for use from 15 minutes to several hours.
It includes a bed with a storage space for luggage underneath, a ventilation system, sound alerts, built-in LCD TV, WiFi, sockets for charging a laptop and mobile phones. After the clients exit, automatic change of bed linen starts and quartz lamps turns on.
“…any person has an opportunity to spend the night safely and cheaply in case of emergency, or when you have to spend few hours with your baggage.”
Interesting concept, but I don’t think I’d be able to sleep in one of those. I’d feel like I was in a space ship or something.
This is nice… but would be able to contain more if the sleep beds were made of thin material and to fold out from the hall walls. bed could fold down… esp. important in hospitals… usually a patient need someone to sleep in their room…so they can help care for their love one… u ann
I wish they would have these in hospitals. Getting a good night sleep near one’s loved one and knowing one’s valuables are safe while asleep is much preferable to trying to catch a few winks in a filthy dingy waiting room chair, afraid that if one does fall asleep the luggage might be stolen.