Monday, September 17, 2012
Holidays. And it's raining. Did some house blue print on sketch-up. York's idea of a container house spurred my interest intensely.
The back view of the house: Utility space and kitchen at an extended outside porch, also using the frame of a shipping container.
There are plenty of shipping containers out there waiting to be fabricated and used as a living space. Hopefully one day I could make this work. (With proper planning).
My initial idea was to stack containers up to form a livable house. However people believed that it would be a really hot place to live in, but I found out with proper insulation, the heat can be kept away and cold air kept in.
This house is built on a 60' x 50' land, using one 40' shipping container and five 20' shipping containers. The front view is as above, with an extended roof for vehicles. Two rooms, a balcony and a 15 sqft toilet upstairs, living room, dining room, utility room, green house and toilet downstairs.
Side view: Using rain water catchment and upcycled materials, the toilet and crop garden is sustained.
The back view of the house: Utility space and kitchen at an extended outside porch, also using the frame of a shipping container.
There are plenty of shipping containers out there waiting to be fabricated and used as a living space. Hopefully one day I could make this work. (With proper planning).
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