Design Drawings of Two Container Houses

Here is an introduction to the design of two container houses in different cases:

Casa Container designed by Brazilian architect Marilia Pellegrini: This design is created by transforming two adjacent 12-meter-long containers. The exterior is covered with white Dekton corrugated metal structures, a material made by fusing quartz, porcelain, and glass under high pressure. It is harder than granite and has excellent UV resistance and heat resistance. The interior design emphasizes natural lighting, incorporating large glass walls and doorways. Chinese bamboo is planted in the courtyard to add a natural ambiance. The windows on the sunny side feature a cross-style design, paired with slender white Dekton blinds. In terms of functional zoning, one container is transformed into a living room and dining area, while the other serves as a bedroom with a private bathroom.

Case in San José, Costa Rica: After two containers are joined together, the interior space is opened up to form an integrated living room, dining room, and kitchen area, along with two bedrooms and a bathroom with a bathtub. The construction uses a pile foundation, with the containers placed on piles to achieve moisture and heat insulation. The lighting design is prominent, featuring large floor-to-ceiling windows at the entrance and additional skylights on the roof. The glass used is triple-glazed to enhance insulation. The walls, roof, and floor (excluding glass parts) are equipped with internal insulation layers according to local climate conditions, and the roof is also equipped with a solar photovoltaic power generation system to achieve self-sufficiency in electricity.

CASACINTERÊINER by Xiangnei Design at the Casacor Exhibition in São Paulo: Two containers are combined to form a one-bedroom, one-living room space with an area of 60 square meters. The exterior is covered with a special material that offers light resistance, scratch resistance, stain resistance, and wear resistance. The interior is primarily white, with a woven rug and a double sofa in the living room. The dining area and kitchen countertop are combined into a bar counter form. The bedroom is located in another container, accessible via an outdoor or indoor corridor, with simple decor featuring neutral-toned bedding and an asymmetrical bedside table. The bathroom features a sliding door design, with marble walls paired with wooden elements. The exterior facade of the house has a unique design, resembling gradually opening blinds, with lighting accents at the base. There is a 90-square-meter green area outside, including greenery, leisure seating, and a curved stone bench carved from 204 pieces of granite.

Additionally, there is a design that combines two 40-foot shipping containers and one 20-foot container, with a building area of approximately 75 square meters, featuring two bedrooms. Through spatial optimization, it achieves a warm and comfortable living experience.