Apostrophy’s Billboard House is an Urban Dwelling That Doubles as Advertising Space

<a href="http://www.apostrophys.com/">Apostrophy's</a> won last year's "House Prototype" Design Competition in Thailand with their extraordinary Billboard House, a striking <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_power">solar-powered</a> urban dwelling that doubles as advertising space. The multidisciplinary firm has completely subverted capitalism's most necessary mechanisms (advertising and marketing) by designing a home that earns Bangkok residents a little extra income. And despite being a little exposed, this 3 storey home actually looks very cool. Step on in for a closer look.

Apostrophy's won the "House Prototype" design competition in Thailand with this awesome concept

The Billboard House is an urban dwelling

A trailer sits at the base of a trivision billboard

The facade is kinetic and more than one brand can be featured at once

There's no shortage of natural light here!

The first floor houses a pantry, home theater, bathroom and terrace

The more private second floor is where the residents sleep and store their belongings

Solar cells on the upper floor generate electricity

Hydroponic plants on the handrails = food!

Residents of the billboard house make bit of extra money on the side

The screens are illuminated with LED lights

Although this funky urban dwelling is well-exposed, there is still a decent amount of privacy

Apostrophy's is one of the world's most innovative multidisciplinary design studios