Container Hostel Upper and Lower Floors

There are various design forms for the upper and lower floors of container hostels. Here are several common types:

First Design Form: Constructed from three containers. It employs two standard containers stacked vertically, with one side cantilevered outwards. Beneath it lies a custom-widened container serving as the main body of the first floor, connecting the upper and lower parts like a纽带 (link). This design incorporates large panoramic windows, offering excellent views for occupants to fully appreciate the surrounding scenery. The flat roof is ingeniously transformed into a terrace, expanding outdoor activity space where people can sunbathe, enjoy views, etc. Below the cantilevered container, a shaded corridor is formed, providing a cool resting area in hot weather while adding to the building's aesthetic appeal and layering.

Second Design Form: Commonly found in two-story container hostels by the seaside. The total building area is 60 square meters, with a scenic blue exterior that blends harmoniously with the coastal environment. It features steel-structured terraces on both upper and lower levels, enhancing the building's three-dimensionality and usable space. The second floor incorporates a semi-floor-to-ceiling window design, ensuring ample indoor lighting and allowing occupants to better enjoy the sea view. The interior is finely decorated with eco-friendly materials such as bamboo charcoal fiber wall panels and E0-grade reinforced composite flooring, ensuring healthy living conditions. It is equipped with an open kitchen, independent bathroom, and other facilities to meet daily needs. Additionally, it features through-and-through broken bridge aluminum outward-opening windows for excellent ventilation and heat insulation; polyurethane foam insulation in the shed to maintain indoor temperature effectively; Jincheng copper wires for the entire electrical circuit to ensure safety; and fluorocarbon-painted anti-slip steel plates and plastic-wood platforms to enhance safety and comfort during use.

Third Design Form: A two-story, two-living-room, and two-bedroom container hostel with dimensions of 6 meters by 6 meters. The first floor is designed as a dining hall for family and friends, facilitating communication and gatherings. It includes an indoor bathroom and an additional outdoor toilet for convenience. A staircase leads to the second floor, facilitating easy movement between levels. The second floor serves as a living room for leisure and entertainment.

Fourth Design Form: A double-story, quick-assembly, steel-structured, modular, mobile vacation house made from container hostel materials. This design allows for customization of size and color according to needs, offering high flexibility and adaptability to meet the demands of different scenarios and clients.