Hi everybody,
We continue to discover for you. Our container house on today’s tour is from Alcalá de Guadaíra, Sevilla, Spain.
It is a house made with reused containers, a project by the architect @alemartintorrente.
Building the house with shipping containers was a clear recommendation. From the drawing of the project to the containers coming to the field, there was only one point that was certain; designing a house with reused materials.
When designing the container house, the architectural firm abandoned the idea of making a room inside each container and adopted the idea of creating a more wonderful project. As we mentioned in most of 0 articles, there is no limit to what you can do using shipping containers. This project is a good example of this. It is much easier with containers to create more wonderful houses instead of classical architecture.
Complete sheet metal sheets were cut, two turned over to form a mezzanine, another one (5m) extended over them to the front, doors fixed at intervals to support the whole.
As a first view, the first two-story volume, which covers almost the entire surface, acts as a barrier after passing through the door of the house (again when reused) and also supports a more intimate reality.
The container extended to the front (over the pool) frames the porch and expands it with its northern counterpart, placing the living-dining room in the middle of both realities.
Generally speaking, there is a sense of peace from the first moment you see the white coating house outside the container house.
Compared to traditional container architecture, this design, one ahead and the other behind, makes the house look modern.
The peaceful atmosphere outside the house also fascinates us inside. In the interior of the container house furnished with simple details, the wooden parts used on the ceiling attract attention.
One of the reasons why container houses have been preferred recently is the construction times that are completed much faster than traditional methods. When we add the strength factor to the time saved, we can easily say that the container house market will grow even faster.
The global container homes market size is expected to reach $73,070.5 million by 2025, from $44,768.6 million in 2017, growing at a CAGR of 6.5% from 2018 to 2025.
- Architect: Alejandro Martín Torrente @alemartintorrente
- Photographs: Juanca Lagares @juancalagares.
- Project: 2018
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I want someone to build this for me
Hi, we are currently in the process of building a 5 bedroom container home. In need of some advise if anyone would be happy to chat about it.
Many thanks,
How much do the recycled contaimers go for ….please get in touch with me as soon as u have time ….thank you
Sincerely
Trisha Warnars
3145005299
marphilswinroe1985@gmail.com
If I ever hit the lotto I’d be buying enough land to have a few of these built for family to live near by, while having their own private space! We can dream a little!
what’s the price?