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Everyday brilliance for disaster resilience. Affordable, agile, adaptable, resilient, sustainable, greener, cleaner quality of life offering that will reduce stress on municipal services and reduce homelessness.

re power `em
(a 'subsidiary' of
laney college)
S.E.E.C. Home
Oakland, CA, USA
5 May 2015
Kimberly King
Renewable Energy Engineer
Email: kimgerly@kimgerly.com
Mobile: +1 415 832 9084
Skype: kimgerly
Rachel Hoobing
Electrical Trainee (Electrician In-progress)
Recommended Citation
Kimberly King, “S.E.E.C. Home” (2015).
http://www.kimgerly.com/projects/SEECHome.pdf

An agile, adaptable mobile home/
shelter that is S.E.E.C.:
NB: S.E.E.C. pronounced 'seek'
• (S)ustainable
• (E)nergy (E)fficient
• (C)omfortable
1
function & application
What are your basic needs?
• Food & potable water
• Clothing
• Shelter (because space is the final frontier—at least it is
in the SF Bay Area)
2

design (net zero)
Energy Efficient (E.E.) &
Conservation (C.)
• Thin film rooftop (PV) + awning +
façade + ...
• Two-person capacity
• 20' (length) x 8'6" (deep) x 13'6" (high)
• Sustainable (S.) building envelope
[E.E. building materials, lighting (LED,
daylighting), passive heating/cooling,
solar thermal]
• Manage waste stream (compostable
toilet, food compost -> repurpose CH4
gas for stove)
• Energy storage (Mobi Battery)
• Comfort & Conservation on wheels
Out think the box.
Prepare. Respond. Adapt.
a parting thought
3 4
“We need to S.E.E.C. out everyday
brilliance for disaster resilience."

re power `em
Contact: Kimberly King, Renewable Energy Engineer
+1 415 832-9084
kimgerly@kimgerly.com

Presentation number 05-2015, Oakland, CA, 5 May 2015
Copyright © 2015, Kimberly King, Rachel Hoobing
The information contained in this document is the exclusive, confidential and proprietary
property of Kimberly King, and Rachel Hoobing and is protected under the trade secret and
copyright laws of the U.S. and other international laws, treaties and conventions. No part of
this work may be disclosed to any third party or used, reproduced or transmitted in any form
or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by any
information storage or retrieval system, without first receiving expressed written permission of
Kimberly King and Rachel Hoobing. Except as otherwise noted, all trademarks appearing here
are herein proprietary to Kimberly King and Rachel Hoobing.

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S.E.E.C. [Tiny House] Home

1. re power `em (a 'subsidiary' of laney college) S.E.E.C. Home Oakland, CA, USA 5 May 2015 Kimberly King Renewable Energy Engineer Email: kimgerly@kimgerly.com Mobile: +1 415 832 9084 Skype: kimgerly Rachel Hoobing Electrical Trainee (Electrician In-progress) Recommended Citation Kimberly King, “S.E.E.C. Home” (2015). http://www.kimgerly.com/projects/SEECHome.pdf

2. An agile, adaptable mobile home/ shelter that is S.E.E.C.: NB: S.E.E.C. pronounced 'seek' • (S)ustainable • (E)nergy (E)fficient • (C)omfortable 1 function & application What are your basic needs? • Food & potable water • Clothing • Shelter (because space is the final frontier—at least it is in the SF Bay Area) 2

3. design (net zero) Energy Efficient (E.E.) & Conservation (C.) • Thin film rooftop (PV) + awning + façade + ... • Two-person capacity • 20' (length) x 8'6" (deep) x 13'6" (high) • Sustainable (S.) building envelope [E.E. building materials, lighting (LED, daylighting), passive heating/cooling, solar thermal] • Manage waste stream (compostable toilet, food compost -> repurpose CH4 gas for stove) • Energy storage (Mobi Battery) • Comfort & Conservation on wheels Out think the box. Prepare. Respond. Adapt. a parting thought 3 4 “We need to S.E.E.C. out everyday brilliance for disaster resilience."

4. re power `em Contact: Kimberly King, Renewable Energy Engineer +1 415 832-9084 kimgerly@kimgerly.com Presentation number 05-2015, Oakland, CA, 5 May 2015 Copyright © 2015, Kimberly King, Rachel Hoobing The information contained in this document is the exclusive, confidential and proprietary property of Kimberly King, and Rachel Hoobing and is protected under the trade secret and copyright laws of the U.S. and other international laws, treaties and conventions. No part of this work may be disclosed to any third party or used, reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without first receiving expressed written permission of Kimberly King and Rachel Hoobing. Except as otherwise noted, all trademarks appearing here are herein proprietary to Kimberly King and Rachel Hoobing.

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