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Daily Delight: Intrepid Kiwi builds futuristic man-cave

By Jay Garcia
04 August 2015 | 9 minute read
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A clever handyman has created a remarkable apartment that looks like a spaceship sitting atop a light pole.

According to Jono Williams, the owner and designer of the New Zealand home, it cost about $70,000 in materials and took about 3,000 hours of DIY to complete (see below).

The Skysphere contains multi-coloured LED lights and a refrigerated in-couch beer dispenser – all of which are powered by the structure’s solar panels and operated by an Android app specifically designed by Mr Williams.

It also has a visitor recognition system that recognises fingerprints once they’re recorded and greets people by name when they walk through the door.

The apartment is perched at the top of a 10-metre-high column and has 25 square metres of circular living space.

It boasts 360-degree views of the surrounding landscape and lights up like a Christmas tree.

 

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(Images: Jono Williams)

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