Simple Diagram of Container Renovation House

Currently, there is no direct simple diagram of container renovation houses, but you can imagine or draw a simple diagram based on the descriptions of the following renovation cases:

A 15㎡ 'Mini Villa' Deep in the Forest: This case is based on a single container, achieving efficient utilization through space folding and multi-functional design.

• Living Room: As the core multi-functional area, it uses foldable tables and chairs to meet reading, leisure, and dining needs. The background wall combines closed and open storage, ensuring privacy while facilitating item display.
• Kitchen: It adopts a linear layout, with the workbench and storage cabinets arranged along one side of the container wall, maximizing the use of vertical space and suitable for small-area scenarios.
• Bedroom: The bed is designed as a foldable structure. In the semi-folded state, it can be converted into a sofa. A foldable table is equipped on the left side to meet both rest and temporary office needs.
• Bathroom: The corners are designed with rounded edges to avoid sharp edges, enhancing safety and aesthetics while optimizing space flow.

A Homestay Built from Three Containers: This case forms a composite space by combining containers, expanding functional areas.

• Structure: Two standard containers are stacked vertically, with one side protruding in mid-air. A widened custom-made container at the bottom serves as the main body of the first floor, forming a three-dimensional structure. The flat roof is transformed into a terrace, and a shaded corridor is formed under the protruding container, increasing outdoor activity space.
• Space: The indoor area is 138 square meters, paired with an equal-sized outdoor area. Dynamic and static areas are divided through container splicing.
• Layout:
  • First Floor: The open kitchen and dining room are located on one side, utilizing the container's transparency to enhance lighting; the other side connects the master bedroom and master bathroom, ensuring privacy.
  • Second Floor: The central living room is located between the two floors of containers, enhancing the sense of space hierarchy through a void design while connecting the vertical flow.

Suggestions for Drawing Simple Diagrams:

1. Single Container Renovation: Use a rectangle to represent the container, label the internal functional areas (such as living room, bedroom), and use arrows or dashed lines to indicate the positions of foldable structures.
2. Multi-Container Combination: Use rectangles of different sizes to represent containers, label the vertical stacking relationships, use lines to connect and indicate protruding or terrace structures, and label the functions of each area.