The Peugeot Metromorph Concept Climbs Buildings Like a Spider
Andrew Robichaud — June 22, 2009 — Autos
References: coroflot & yankodesign
There is never an open parking space when you truly need it. This Peugeot concept, Metromorph, makes that hassle no longer an issue. Drive to work, drive home, and then park on the wall (yes, the wall.)
The Peugeot Metromorph is part of your apartment. Now, I’m not sure whether you’re expected to drive up the wall, or if the building needs outdoor car elevators, but the Metromorph clings to the wall and opens from the bottom.
Never mind that you look like an astronaut in this baby, but apparently you can now own a spider-car (making you Spider-Man, I guess.) Scope out the video if it hasn’t set in yet (I’m still confused.)
The Peugeot Metromorph is part of your apartment. Now, I’m not sure whether you’re expected to drive up the wall, or if the building needs outdoor car elevators, but the Metromorph clings to the wall and opens from the bottom.
Never mind that you look like an astronaut in this baby, but apparently you can now own a spider-car (making you Spider-Man, I guess.) Scope out the video if it hasn’t set in yet (I’m still confused.)
Trend Themes
1. Vertical Mobility - The Peugeot Metromorph concept introduces the potential for cars to navigate and park on vertical surfaces, disrupting the traditional concept of horizontal transportation and parking.
2. Integrated Architecture - The integration of the Peugeot Metromorph with buildings presents an opportunity for architecture and urban planning to incorporate flexible and adaptive structures that accommodate vertical vehicle movement.
3. Transformable Vehicles - The concept of a car that can change its shape and adapt to different environments like the Peugeot Metromorph opens up possibilities for transformative and versatile transportation designs.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - The automotive industry can explore new possibilities for designing vehicles that can navigate vertical surfaces and transform their shape, creating disruptive innovations in transportation.
2. Architecture - The integration of cars with buildings creates a potential for disruptive design solutions in architecture, with buildings that incorporate car parks on vertical surfaces and adaptive structures for vehicle movement.
3. Urban Planning - Urban planners can consider new ways to design cities and infrastructure to accommodate transformable vehicles that can navigate vertical surfaces, enabling innovative transportation systems and parking solutions.
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