Miyi County Container Module House

The container module houses in Miyi County are modular buildings constructed based on modified containers, featuring diverse spatial combinations, mobility, and low cost.

Spatial Combination and Experience: In Miyi County, container module houses can form rich spatial compositions in a short time through vertical stacking, horizontal splicing, and staggered cantilevering. This combination method brings diverse spatial experiences. For example, the cantilevered parts can create shaded gray spaces, providing shelter from the sun and rain for people; the stacked parts can create vertical circulation paths, adding a sense of hierarchy and interest to the space; the staggered design can introduce changes in natural light and views, making the indoor space brighter and the view broader, allowing residents to feel different spatial atmospheres.

Mobility and Adaptability: The connection method between the container modules and the foundation is relatively flexible, allowing them to be relatively intactly disassembled, relocated, and recombined in the future. This gives public spaces the potential to evolve over time. The functions and forms of functional buildings such as waystations can be adjusted according to changes in community needs, and even relocated to new locations as a whole, improving the adaptability and sustainability of the buildings.

Practical Case: Biyuntian Homestay in Xinshan Lisu Ethnic Township of Miyi County is a typical representative of container module houses. The designer broke through the limitations of traditional vertical and horizontal stacking combinations of containers and creatively combined container buildings in multiple dimensions and directions according to actual conditions, transforming the originally cold containers into a warm home for tourists. Located among the mountains and waters, this homestay is fully integrated into the local original ecology, exuding a unique charm and flavor.

Architectural Features: Container module houses take containers as the basic units and adopt steel frame structures, featuring fast construction and low cost. Their core materials are corrosion-resistant steel plates and environmentally friendly panels, combined with ship anti-corrosion technology, with a service life of more than 20 years. They also support customized designs in standard sizes ranging from 20 to 60 feet, meeting the needs of different scenarios and uses.