moon161
Mechanical
- Dec 15, 2007
- 1,184
In the US, crazy rents, tuitions and static wages are driving lots of people, some that I know to convert and live in vehicles like vans, RV's station wagons etc. The bay area of CA is a prime example.
I'm curious about pursuing interior design work for people who do this. This might be as simple as as space planning visualization with a dimensioned plan view and a couple elevations, a set of plans to put a lengthwise bench in a popular van or something like that.
Another possibility is modified weight and CG estimation to conform to the OEM builders/conversion limits, & safety standards etc.
What are some:
Legal liabilities and protections that people see?
Design possibilities?
Ways to legally and ethically work in this sector? I'm gonna assume that since it's a precarious life, if I did some work it will be in the same space as a car crash, that someone will give them selves CO poisoning from an unventilated heater, someone's gonna wake up and die in their firetrap, etc, etc..
I'm curious about pursuing interior design work for people who do this. This might be as simple as as space planning visualization with a dimensioned plan view and a couple elevations, a set of plans to put a lengthwise bench in a popular van or something like that.
Another possibility is modified weight and CG estimation to conform to the OEM builders/conversion limits, & safety standards etc.
What are some:
Legal liabilities and protections that people see?
Design possibilities?
Ways to legally and ethically work in this sector? I'm gonna assume that since it's a precarious life, if I did some work it will be in the same space as a car crash, that someone will give them selves CO poisoning from an unventilated heater, someone's gonna wake up and die in their firetrap, etc, etc..