Container House Structural Design Drawing
Ideas and references for container house structural design drawings can be obtained from different companies, design institutions, and renovation cases.
From the company perspective: Falilai Prefabricated Building (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. provides packing-box houses, container house renderings, etc. Its packing boxes are an upgraded version of container houses that can be easily assembled and disassembled. The walls, roof frames, and other components are prefabricated in the factory and can be simply installed on-site to restore them into integrated houses. They can also be combined into buildings with different functions and can be disassembled, transported, and reassembled multiple times within a 20-year lifespan with low loss rates. Although specific design drawings are not directly provided, this production model and product characteristics offer directions for design. For example, when designing, one can consider the convenience of component prefabrication and on-site installation, as well as the requirements for structural stability during multiple disassemblies and transports. Weifang Fanglin Integrated Housing Co., Ltd. offers house-type containers, container houses for home use, Japanese container house design drawings, etc. Its container houses are specially designed to meet residential requirements and feature standardization, modularization, and generalization. They can be used for multiple purposes and meet the needs of different scenarios. This indicates that when drawing design drawings, attention should be paid to standardized and modular design to enable container houses to adapt to different scenarios, such as residential and office use.
From the design institution perspective: Multiple design institutions have design drawings for different areas of container houses, such as studies, secondary bedrooms, corridor vestibules, and kitchen islands, involving designers or design institutions such as Huanian Design Office, Yanxu Design Institution, and Wutong Design. This provides rich references for the internal space design of container houses. When designing the overall structure of container houses, one can draw on the design ideas of these different areas and reasonably plan the internal space layout to ensure that each functional area is both independent and interconnected.
From the renovation case perspective: A container villa residence is composed of four 30-square-meter high containers, with two on the ground floor and two on the upper floor, staggered with each other. The second floor has two staggered balconies, with a total area of 120 square meters, and the functional layout of each floor is introduced. A small container-renovated guesthouse hotel is composed of four 6-meter-long containers, with two on the ground floor and two on the upper floor, and the functional settings and room features of the ground and upper floors are introduced. The "Sustainable Living Lab" uses six containers to build a modular residence, introducing the reasons for using containers, costs, dimensions, design ideas, and internal functional layout. These cases provide practical references for the structural design of container houses, including the number of containers, arrangement methods, floor settings, and internal functional layout.
