Container House Upstairs and Downstairs Pictures

Currently, specific pictures of the upstairs and downstairs of container houses cannot be provided directly, but the structural characteristics of their upstairs and downstairs can be described based on relevant cases.

Riyueshan Container Coffee Shop

• External Staircase: This coffee shop uses an external staircase to lead from the ground to the upper floor. The staircase is independent of the main building, allowing tourists to directly reach the second-floor terrace from the outdoors. This design makes the traffic flow lines of the first and second floors relatively independent. Passersby who buy drinks mainly stay on the first floor, while those who want to sit and rest can go to the second floor via the external staircase to enjoy a more complete stay experience.
• Second-Floor Layout: The second floor has an open terrace of about 61.7 square meters adjacent to a closed room. After reaching the second floor along the external staircase, tourists can choose to enter the room or walk towards the platform. The terrace provides tourists with an excellent place to appreciate the surrounding mountainous environment.

Container Mansion of Two Sisters

• Winding Staircase: In the container mansion built by the two sisters, the winding staircase spiraling upwards is like a scene from a fairy tale when a princess makes her entrance. It is not only practical but also adds to the beauty and fun of the house. The staircase connects different floors, facilitating the sisters' movement within the house. At the same time, the exquisite small gravel paths and neon light chains around the staircase create a unique living atmosphere.

Small Homestay Hotel Composed of Four Containers

• Upstairs-Downstairs Structure: This homestay hotel is composed of four 6-meter-long containers, with two on the lower floor and two on the upper floor. The lower floor is equipped with sanitary facilities, a technical room, a storage room, and a four-bed guest room; the upper floor has four guest rooms sharing the same terrace. This upstairs-downstairs structure makes full use of the space of the containers, meeting the needs of different functions. Meanwhile, the terrace provides guests in the upper-floor guest rooms with a place to appreciate the river and the surrounding hilly landscape.