Molecular Synergy's New American Home

Sept. 27, 2008 - PRLog -- Molecular Synergy Nonprofit Industrial Design has designed a low cost solution for the some of the 10,000 people a day who lose their homes in America.  

The company was set up to create and provide what is needed to sustain Human life, and has been using the website to share information gathered to help others.  

"It's designed to be a small, mobile office and studio," says Mathew M. M. Phillips, Co-Founder and CEO.  "It's an alternative to setting it up just as a place to sleep, and offers a platform for assisting with upgrading the life conditions of the user."

Phillips says that in design school, he learned about turning life into the experiment, and has found it to be a low cost alternative to operating a laboratory, and says it helps being a startup nonprofit.  "yeah, I've has some serious adventures doing that. " says Phillips.

"We go into detail about how to have as many of the comforts of a regular home such as 120v AC house current electricity on the cheap on the Molecular Site: http://www.molecularsynergy.tv . We felt that doing it on the cheap was necessary if people get evicted and don't have any money."

There are a number of homeless camps setting up in and around Seattle, Washington, and one car camp is planned.  These could be part of the new American neighbourhoods if things do not turn around soon for the American economy.

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Nonprofit design company using design to sustainably create what is needed for the basic survival of human beings.