Container Camp House Design Drawing
Currently, there are no specific design drawings directly provided for container camp houses, but the key design points and ideas can be summarized based on relevant design information.
Modular Combination Design: Container houses take the container body as the basic unit, which is the core foundation of their design. Horizontally, multiple containers can be spliced side by side to expand the width of the usable space. For example, for constructing public activity areas in the camp, such as dining halls and conference rooms, splicing multiple containers horizontally can create spacious indoor spaces to meet the needs of multiple people engaging in activities simultaneously. Vertically, they can be stacked up to 3 layers high, offering the possibility of saving land resources for the camp. For instance, in the accommodation area of the camp, containers can be stacked vertically to increase the number of accommodation rooms on a limited ground area. However, when stacking vertically, the structural stability and safety need to be considered to ensure that each layer can bear the weight of the containers above. At the same time, proper connection and fixation measures should be taken to prevent collapse when encountering external forces (such as wind and earthquakes).
Prefabricated Components and On-site Installation: Packing-box houses adopt the method of prefabricating components such as walls and top frames in the factory. Only simple installation is required on-site to restore them into integrated houses. This design method significantly shortens the construction cycle and improves construction efficiency. In camp construction, various components can be prefabricated in the factory in advance and then transported to the site for assembly. For example, ancillary facilities in the camp such as toilets and shower rooms can adopt the design of packing-box houses for quick construction to meet the basic living needs of the camp. Moreover, the quality of prefabricated components is easier to control, ensuring the overall quality and performance of the houses.
Customized Design: Containers can be customized by cutting or removing side walls, handling sealing and thermal insulation, etc., to meet different usage requirements. If a viewing room with large windows needs to be constructed, the side walls of the container can be cut to install large glass windows, and proper sealing treatment should be carried out at the same time to prevent rainwater leakage. For camps in cold regions, the thermal insulation performance of the containers needs to be enhanced. Thermal insulation materials such as rock wool boards and polystyrene boards can be added inside the containers to improve the thermal insulation effect of the houses and provide a comfortable indoor environment for occupants.
