Design Drawings of 2 Container Houses
The design drawings of 2 container houses can be diversified according to different needs and styles. Here are the design details of some specific cases:
Case 1: This design focuses on the opening up and utilization of space. After splicing two containers, the living room, dining room, and kitchen are combined into one open public area, while two bedrooms and a bathroom with a bathtub are set up. For foundation treatment, pile foundations are used to keep the containers elevated above the ground without direct contact, effectively preventing moisture and retaining heat. In terms of lighting, large floor-to-ceiling windows and roof skylights are installed after completion, and triple-glazed windows are selected to enhance lighting effects. The walls, roof, and floor, except for the glass parts, are equipped with internal insulation layers according to local temperature conditions to ensure a comfortable indoor temperature. Additionally, a solar photovoltaic power generation system is installed on the roof to achieve self-sufficiency in electricity.
Case 2: This design uses two 18㎡ containers placed side by side, forming a rectangular layout overall. The left container serves as the living room and kitchen area, while the right one is for the bedroom and bathroom. The two containers are separated by only one wall, with a small aisle inside for easy passage. The external material is a special material formed by melting and blending quartz, porcelain, and glass, which is highly hard and has good thermal insulation properties. For interior decoration, the living room features white and gray as the main color tones, paired with natural wood furniture, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The bedroom continues the overall style, with a large double bed, a full-length mirror, and a white wardrobe, etc. The bathroom has a color scheme of natural wood and white, simple and elegant.
Case 4: This design combines 2 containers into a one-bedroom, one-living room layout with an area of 60㎡. The designer selects special materials to cover the ceiling, floor, and exterior facade, with a white color scheme inside to create a bright and spacious sense of space. The living room is furnished with a woven rug, a double sofa, and other furniture, while the dining area is transformed into a combination of a bar counter and a kitchen countertop, with a hidden sink design that is both practical and aesthetically pleasing. The bedroom is in another container and can be accessed through an outdoor or indoor aisle, with simple yet stylish space decoration. The bathroom is at the end of the aisle, featuring a sliding door design, with marble walls paired with wooden elements, showcasing quality and style. The exterior facade of the house has a unique design, resembling gradually opening blinds, and there is also a 90㎡ green area outside, equipped with green plants and leisure seats, providing a comfortable leisure space for residents.
