A deployable mobile stage system including a remote mobile computing device which acts as a controller. The mobile computing device can be any basic personal computing device such as a smart phone, tablet computer, laptop, or proprietary control unit. The mobile computing device interfaces wirelessly with a receiver unit located on the mobile stage. The receiver unit relays commands to a hydraulic system which then commands various valves to open and/or close, thereby transforming the mobile stage from a first, deployed position to a second, transport position or back.

A chemical toilet cabin includes a platform (3), vertical side walls (4, 5, 6, 7) connected to the platform, and a roof (8) connected to the walls. Reversible joint connectors (9, 10, 11, 12, 21, 22) are along the edges of the walls and on the opposed faces of the platform and the roof to removably join each wall to the walls adjacent thereto, the platform and the roof. A reversible lock (13, 14, 15) for the joint connectors are provided arranged between each wall and the adjacent walls and between each wall and the platform and the roof.

A mobile shelter or facility adapted to be mounted on a flatbed of a highway tractor. The mobile shelter includes a compacted configuration that quickly and easily transforms into an expanded configuration. The compacted configuration conforms to transportation codes, and once at a desired location, the expanded configuration operates as a self-sufficient facility. The transformation is employed by either a hand-powered, electric or hydraulically powered winch or gear system. The expanded configuration further includes a pinnacle roof structure that is supported by load bearing sidewalls extended vertically from the flatbed. The sidewalls comprise box-like structures that provide storage alcoves for the mobile shelter when in the compacted configuration.

A packaged container housing structure includes a container box frame of rectangular configuration defining an interior space and an open top, closed bottom, opposite right and left open sides and opposite open ends, a top roof mounted on the container box frame and movable toward and away from the open top to close and open access of air flow into the interior space, coupling fittings integrated at top cover corners to enable lifting the packaged container housing structure, a plurality of deployable panels including wall panels, ceiling panels and floor panels stored in the interior space of the container box frame, and support feet attachable to the floor panels and container box frame being adjustable in length independent of one another so as to position the container box frame in a level orientation relative upon a mounting site.

An architectural structure of a modular container house includes: a building body with plural floors each having at least one accommodating space with an external opening; at least one external access area longitudinally disposed at the building body, and each accommodating space being communicated with external access area; and plural container houses, respectively and movably disposed in the accommodating spaces through the openings, and at least one side board of each container house can be spread open and placed horizontally on a ground of each accommodating space, so that the interior of each container house is communicated with each respective accommodating space.

An expandable shelter includes a ceiling panel that unfolds from a top, a floor panel that unfolds from a bottom, a flexible sidewall having a first end coupled to the ceiling panel and a second end coupled to the floor panel. The flexible sidewall further includes a window disposed in the sidewall, and a shade to cover the window. The shade is configured to transition between a closed state and an open state. A first line and a second line couple to the shade, extend between an interior of the expandable shelter and an exterior of the expandable shelter, and are usable to transition the shade between the closed state and the open state.

A foldable living compartment comprising a ceiling, a floor and a sidewall disposed between the ceiling and the floor, the sidewall comprises two or more panels engaged with each other to enable the living compartment to transit between an expanded state and a collapsed state, each of the panels comprising: (i) a first subpanel, and (ii) a second subpanel opposing the first subpanel, the first subpanel being spaced apart from the second panel defining a chamber trapping a layer of air therebetween.

A deployable facility includes an enclosure that has a first configuration with a first service volume and a second configuration with a second service volume. The second service volume is greater than the first service volume. The enclosure includes a fixed floor, a fixed roof, and a movable wing that is pivotably coupled to the fixed floor. The deployable facility also includes a covering support assembly that is pivotably coupled to the fixed roof. The covering support assembly has a collapsed configuration within the first service volume on a condition that the enclosure is in the first configuration and an expanded configuration within the second service volume on a condition that the enclosure is in the second configuration.

An enclosure member for a building structure comprising a planar laminate having a first facing layer; a layer of foam having a first face and a second opposing face; and a second facing layer; where the first facing layer is fastened to the first face of the layer of foam, and the second facing layer is fastened to the second opposing face of the layer of foam. An edge of the enclosure is provided with a perimeter structure that can perform one or more of a sealing function, an edge reinforcement function and a pivotable joining function with another enclosure, in accordance with the particular embodiment.

A prefabricated foldable building module including a central core comprising first and second opposing fixed walls with roof and floor beams interposed therebetween; a plurality of vertically foldably connected walls mounted upon the first and second walls foldable out therefrom; a pair of roof panels, each foldably connected adjacent said roof beam; a pair of floor panels each foldably connected adjacent floor beam: characterized in that the wall panels, roof panels and floor panels may be folded out from their supporting structures in a defined sequence to form an enclosed/partly enclosed building structure, and may be re-folded in reverse sequence to original configuration. Standard modules can be stretched, or joined side by side, end to end or one on top of the other to form larger buildings.