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Today we will show you container house from India.
The Pardiwala family’s drive to utilize containers for building a house is an ideal case of going eco-accommodating without rolling out significant improvements in one’s way of life.
The Orange Box Project by Mishal Pardiwala
Made utilizing a shipping container, this Cuff Parade family’s summer home is remarkable in its shape and size.
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Taking the representation ‘thoroughly consider of-the-case’ actually, Pardiwala siblings — Mishal and Mikhail — have transformed their desolate land in Zirad into an economical and moderate living quarter. Settled on a little slope, the family has changed over the 8ft width 40 ft long steel shipping containers into their vacation home.
“Zirad is a small village in between Mandwa and Alibaug. If you look at the land, it is on the edge of a very visible high point, and we had the land lying for many years just growing vegetables. It was a good time to do something with the land. So we all sat together and decided on how to go about it,” says Mishal, who co-owns sustainable brand TreeWear with his younger brother Mikhail.
Named the Orange Box the property is spread more than one section of land of land. Involving six containers — making for three rooms, one lounge, and a kitchen — each room as their very own gallery.
Done more than two years, the Orange Box Project is somewhat of a test building utilizing 6 standard shipping containers. A portion of the interesting highlights of the space is the water reaping rooftop, the open patio and different spaces that are kept cool by using the state of the containers related to the breezes.
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