These 15 modern campers are modular, transforming, adaptable from land to sea and just plain cooler looking than conventional RVs.

These 12 concepts for city transportation include bike monorails, elevated buses that hover over vehicular traffic and cars that double as apartment balconies.

Named for its bubbled exterior, 'Bao House' is a tiny mobile home that's light enough to be pulled around on a tricycle.

Conventional RVs are hardly the only mobile homes to be had - check out these 15 highly unusual recreational vehicles, from DIY to ultramodern.

Vintage airstream trailers are gutted and transformed into beautiful mobile living, working and recreation spaces by architect Matthew Hofmann.

An urban development concept from architecture firm Höweler and Yoon reimagines the structure of urban and suburban areas with a futuristic transit system.

The bikes of the future are design-centric and multifunctional, with electric motors, folding frames, turn signals and smartphone integration.

Go green... go REALLY green! All these dozen grass-covered cars, trucks, vans & buses ask is that you keep your pedal to the metal and keep off the grass.

Compact, lightweight and powered with renewable energy, these futuristic eco cars range from realistic prototypes to outrageous concepts.

An architecture firm takes advantage of the structural strength of now-extinct Hummers, turning 8 of them into a highly unusual, recycled & prefabricated house.

Chinese artist Kefeng Zhu has crafted over 600 Transformer sculptures, up to 20 feet tall, from junk yard waste for the theme park 'Mr. Iron Robot'.

The Golden Gate is an unusual-looking geometric camper, hand-made using plywood and bicycle parts. It runs on electricity and gets 10 miles per charge.

Take a miniature garden on all of your eco-friendly travels by strapping on an adorable, colorful pot by Wearable Planters.

Engine parts, car seats, hoods, tires and even seat belts are rescued from junked cars and turned into furniture, clothing, sculptures and more.

London's iconic red double-decker buses have received a slick, futuristic makeover by Thomas Heatherwick, and will be on the streets by February.