Container Renovated House of Wu Xie

In 'The Lost Tomb', Wu Xie's house adopts a design renovated from containers. The specific structure is as follows:

I. Overall Layout

Wu Xie's house is composed of multiple containers and an ordinary house, forming a multi-level, functionally distinct living space. This design not only reflects the creativity of modern architecture but also incorporates Wu Xie's personal aesthetic and living habits.

II. Container Function Division

1. Entrance Hall: The first floor uses a red container as the entrance hall. Although the space is small, it is warmly decorated with a simple sofa and a lamp placed against the left wall, and stairs on the right side, giving an overall welcoming feeling to guests.
2. Study: The second floor is a study renovated from a white container, which is Wu Xie's favorite place. The study is equipped with a desk, bookshelves, and a balcony. Near the balcony, there is also a recliner and a round coffee table, creating a comfortable environment for research and reading.
3. Bedroom: The third floor is a blue container bedroom with a Mediterranean style. There is no physical partition between the two bedrooms, making the space open and transparent.

III. Ordinary House Section

In addition to the container section, Wu Xie's house is also connected to an ordinary house serving as a living room and kitchen. The living room is decorated with furniture such as white floor-to-ceiling windows, old wooden sofas, and a nine-grid cabinet, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of an antique shop. The kitchen is connected to the living room, forming an open space for cooking and dining.

IV. Design Features

Wu Xie's container-renovated house not only has a unique structure and complete functions but also cleverly uses color matching and spatial layout, making the entire house both modern and cozy. This design not only reflects Wu Xie's professional competence as an architecture graduate but also showcases his love and pursuit of life.