Cool Design Drawings of Container Houses
Here are some cool design case introductions of container houses:
Overlapping Container Roof House in Rural South Korea: In rural South Korea, there is a unique house where the designer ingeniously installed two overlapping containers on the roof. This design offers numerous advantages. In terms of light utilization, the special layout of the containers can cleverly guide natural light into the interior, making the indoor space bright and comfortable. At the same time, this design also cleverly creates a sizable large terrace. This terrace provides an excellent leisure and entertainment space for residents. People can hold barbecue parties here, enjoying delicious food and happy times with relatives and friends; they can also sit on the terrace during leisure time, chatting and appreciating the surrounding rural scenery, feeling the tranquility and coziness of rural life.
Star-shaped Inclined Container House: The star-shaped house, cleverly composed of several containers, adopts an inclined design and has an overall area of about 200 square meters. In this house, each container is planned as a separate space, serving both as a bedroom and a dining room. This design makes each functional area both independent and closely connected, meeting the different living needs of residents. Moreover, the inclined design not only adds uniqueness and artistic sense to the house but also has good permeability, allowing air to circulate freely indoors and keeping the indoor air fresh. At the same time, this design can effectively avoid direct sunlight, creating a comfortable indoor environment for residents and reducing the heat during strong summer sunlight.
21-container Stacked and Cut House: This house is made up of 21 stacked containers. The designer has boldly stacked and cut the containers along the diagonal, creating a private and complete architectural mass. The inclined cut at the bottom forms a mini courtyard, adding a touch of nature and a unique landscape to the house. Each floor is equipped with multiple leisure outdoor spaces, which are connected to the indoor rooms through floor-to-ceiling windows, integrating the indoor and outdoor spaces and increasing the fun and comfort of living. In terms of functional layout, the ground floor has a kitchen, dining room, living room, and media room, facilitating the daily life and entertainment of residents; the children's rooms are located on the upper floors, with private bedrooms for children to rest and shared play areas for them to play and communicate; the master bedroom is on the top floor, equipped with a bathroom and a dressing room, providing residents with a private and comfortable living experience.
