Renovation of Container Houses in Xuhui District

The renovation of container houses in Xuhui District features unique design concepts and practical functions. Here are specific case introductions:

Renovation and Upgrade Project of Shangzhongxi Road Maintenance Base

The Shangzhongxi Road maintenance base is located at the interchange of the Central Ring Road (Puxi Section) and the Hongmei South Road elevated road, covering an area of approximately 3,300 square meters. During the renovation process, the exterior adheres to the principle of 'leaving blank spaces'. This design is full of artistic sense and can seamlessly blend with the overall urban appearance of Xuhui District and the surrounding neighborhood environment without appearing out of place, adding unique elements to the urban landscape.

In terms of functional layout, the base has undergone scientific and reasonable planning. The usage areas are clearly divided, and the separation of pedestrians and vehicles is well-defined, effectively ensuring the safety and traffic efficiency of personnel and vehicles. The internal buildings adopt a combination of multiple containers, which gives the buildings a sense of hierarchy and breaks away from the monotonous image of traditional container houses. At the same time, it fully embodies the design concept of modularity and mobility, facilitating flexible adjustments and relocations according to actual needs. In terms of safety, the original structural strength of the containers is fully retained to ensure the stability of the houses. Moreover, emphasis is placed on ecological and environmental protection, minimizing the impact on the environment in material selection and construction processes, in line with the requirements of sustainable development.

Amazing Transformation of a 72-Square-Meter Container Apartment in Shanghai into a Two-Story Villa

This apartment is composed of four containers, each 3 meters wide and 6 meters long, with a total area of 72 square meters across two floors. Before the renovation, the living environment was extremely poor, lacking basic living facilities such as toilets and kitchens, with no sound insulation, lighting effects, or thermal insulation functions, resulting in very low living comfort.

After the renovation, the designer fully unleashed creativity and professional skills. Within the limited space of just 36 square meters on the first floor, a workspace capable of accommodating 20 employees simultaneously was cleverly created, making full use of the available space. At the same time, basic functional areas such as kitchens and bathrooms were reasonably planned to meet daily living needs. Through a series of renovation measures, problems such as sound insulation, lighting, and thermal insulation were solved, greatly improving living comfort and quality, transforming the originally poor living environment into a fully functional and comfortable living space.