The Design Container House in 'Dear Inn 2' Becomes Popular
The Design container house in 'Dear Inn 2' has become popular due to various factors such as the show's format, location selection and environmental protection concepts, the house's own advantages, creative design, and technological elements.
Innovative Show Format: The second season focuses on creating a better life, with guests participating in the entire process of location selection, design, and construction. Unlike the first season, where guests directly took over the operation of the inn, this format is more challenging and fresh, successfully attracting the audience's attention.
Location Selection and Environmental Protection Concepts: The inn is located in the deer park of Bailang Town, Arxan, Inner Mongolia, amidst dense forests. To protect the local vegetation and environment, container-style rooms are used for construction. This reflects that creating sustainable container-style rooms is an important breakthrough for future technological development, environmental protection, and sustainable resource utilization, aligning with people's current pursuit of environmental protection.
Significant Advantages of the House: Container houses are easy to construct. For example, the circular glass canopy designed by Liu Tao can be built by dozens of people in just one or two hours after transportation. They are economical and environmentally friendly, popular abroad, and also favored by people with moderate financial capabilities in rural or mountainous areas. They can be customized to meet various needs, with the entire room assembled from containers. They perform well, with characteristics such as earthquake resistance, deformation resistance, sound insulation, and fire prevention, and have a long effective service life. They are also aesthetically pleasing and comfortable, with simple interior decoration, lively colors, and large floor-to-ceiling windows that make people feel relaxed and happy.
Eye-catching Creative Design: The glass house designed by Liu Tao to protect a small tree has become a popular spot. The light residential glass house adopts a brand-new architectural form and imaginative exterior design, with the entire house featuring a steel frame structure + full-length floor-to-ceiling glass. The external glass structure blends seamlessly with the natural scenery, demonstrating bold and creative design.
Integration of Technological Elements: The rooms are equipped with a smart control system, allowing users to book rooms smoothly through an APP. They can even start the booking process by selecting scarce landscapes, enhancing the accommodation experience.
