May 8th, 2009 
Spooky 
Tony Alleyne is a British hardcore Star-Trek fan who decided to transform his home into the ultimate home-made Star-Trek set.
Tony began his project in 1999, after his wife left him, he aimed to give his flat the ultimate make-over and turn it into a Star-Trek bachelor pad. He finished his masterpiece in 2004, but then decided to turn it into the Voyager starship.
Now his 500 square feet apartment features voice-activated lighting, air conditioning, LED lights, but is missing a bed. A few years ago doctors advised Alleyne to sleep on the floor to cure his sciatica, so he took this opportunity to transform his bedroom into a transporter room.
After hand-crafting the decor elements himself, Tony Alleyne opened his very own design company. Unfortunately this over-the-top project also got him broke. His ex-wife, who owns the apartment, put it up for sale, but so far no one is interested. Tony says he’s happy the deal didn’t go through, as he loves living in his very own Voyager ship.
If you are interested in acquiring the Star-Trek apartment or if you just want to take a virtual tour, visit 24thcid.com.
via Telegraph.co.uk
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Just another day in Geek paradise ! If this place has on bed then where does the bangin of all the supermodel nerd girls thke place ? And that’s a “Space” Disco Ball !
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I wonder what it’s like to be that old and still a virgin…
Weather you’re a Trekkie or not, you have to be impressed with anyone who has a vision and follows though on it like he did. Kudos!
Wow, this place is awesome! I’d never seen it before. I’m not a Voyager fan, but I am a “Trekker”; since the very beginning. By the way, to whom it may concern, I am not vulgar, offensive, loud-mouthed, or unsophisticated, but I am an American. And I can spell, too. Thank you.
If you are understood, then you are doing your job. Spelling and grammer are rules, but they are not laws. I didn’t notice, nor have any problem, understanding the content of your sentences. Short answer, I agree with you; and people, just quit nit-picking.
Thank you very much Bobby. But, to tell you the truth, the post had some serious spelling mistakes that I corrected. Happens a lot when I’m in a hurry. Anyway, as I said, I’ll try to be more careful. Stop by again, see if my grammar and spelling improve
no freaking wonder his wife left him. What a loser.
OMG there are no windows!
Beam me up, Scottie!
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good on ya mate! good to see someone sticks to their guns and does what makes them happy, half the people i know are so quick to shell out all their advice on this n that, thinking we’re all some ikea-buying-all-knowing smarty pants ready with our insults after watching too much simon cowell…
…when really we’re all here browsing the internet for porn and / or any old crap to pass by the hours, whilst you dedicated yourself to a project and have a piece of art to show for it
take it easy
green-p
KJ, if you had read the article you would have seen that he has an ex-wife so I’m pretty sure he’s not a virgin. idiot.
I see it as a waste of time……..no functionality…..the world technology is able to make all those monitors be used for residential purposes …..entertainment,climate controls a sorry waste of money.
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