Housing Container Design Drawing

Currently, there is no detailed display of the design drawings of container houses, but relevant key points and case references for container house design can be provided.

Key Points of Container House Design

• Space Utilization: The interior space of a container is limited and requires rational planning. For example, custom-made foldable beds can be used. In the semi-folded state, they can serve as sofas, and when fully unfolded, they become double beds. Foldable tables can be set up, which do not affect the space flow when folded away. Take the 15-square-meter container home deep in the forest as an example. The living room combines multiple functions to meet the needs of leisure, reading, and dining. Simple tables and chairs are designed to be foldable, increasing space flexibility.
• Functional Zoning: Clearly define the functions of each area. For example, the bathroom uses wooden wall partitions to achieve dry-wet separation. The kitchen adopts a linear design, paired with cabinets and wall cabinets to expand storage space. The Taiwan Zhuo・House divides public and private spaces, with an island at the entrance and a family gathering area at the back.
• Lighting and Ventilation: Large glass windows can increase lighting and ventilation, enhancing living comfort. The exterior of Zhuo・House is treated with acid-alkali-resistant and anti-rust coatings. It uses large floor-to-ceiling windows, and glass folding doors are used at the connections between container houses to introduce scenery and light.
• Color Matching: Reasonable color matching can create different atmospheres. For example, a black container paired with a wooden interior creates a visual impact, while colorful container buildings are full of fun.

Container House Design Cases

• Forest Home: A 15-square-meter "mini villa" with a designed living room background wall that combines closed and open storage. The kitchen has a linear design to save space. The bedroom has a custom-made foldable bed, and the container door is transformed into a shelf.
• Zhuo・House: An 82.5-square-meter indoor and 33-square-meter outdoor container home in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. It has an island at the entrance, removes the TV wall to create a family gathering place, and takes into account both lighting and safety.
• Container Hotel: It features a contrast between red and blue, with large glass windows for transparency and wooden panels creating a comfortable and warm feeling.
• Desert Container Building: It combines efficient energy-saving modular structures to build a low-cost and sustainable housing structure.