Showing posts with label Residence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Residence. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

3x 40ft 1x 20ft Shipping Container Home Kuziel Residence Tai Tapu New Zealand

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3x 40ft, 1x 20ft Shipping Container Home, - Kuziel Residence - Tai Tapu, New Zealand,


Designed and built by owner Marek Kuziel, a very good example of ashipping container home.
Well detailed step by step blog of the build.
The house consist of three 40ft and one 20ft container. The design creates 10x7m of open living space between the containers. The whole structure will be covered by single-pitch roof.


http://kuziel.info/house/

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Thursday, August 2, 2012

PV14 Two Story Single Family Residence by M Gooden Design

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The house is located not far from White Rock Park, at the same street, and it is one of the highest elevations in Dallas, it is about 100’ above White Rock Lake’s surface. The lake is just about 1,000 feet away to the southwest.

To create a unique design and to build a modern and unequalled house were the main purposes for the architects. The residence should be appropriate to the specific site and the technologies for house’s erection should be readily available, but at the same time not very often used in nowadays residence building. The house is a two-story single family residence which includes small penthouse with roof deck access. There are 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathrooms, ground level entertainment area, 2 car garage + storage bay, porte cochere, large roof deck with panoramic view and elevated covered porches adjacent to main living areas.

The majestic scenery of the lake, the trees all around it and the City can be seen from the residence. And that is the main advantage of house’s high location and its axis is aligned with the City street grid to the Southwest.

The goal of elevation of living areas is to create more comfortable conditions for living, the designers wanted to separate the dwelling from the street traffic activity near the house and to make the views better.

The using of overhangs and porches is perfect decision for protecting windows from direct sunlight. And this clever solution helps also to capture the natural light, so it reduces energy bills. And nothing interrupts the picturesque scenery.

For reducing energy costs and extending the life of the roof the architects equipped the house’s roof deck with a solar screen, applied to the insulated single-ply membrane.

The residence was built from concrete, steel structures, prefab steel modules - 40ft shipping containers, masonry and glass. All of these elements are combined and create really unique and comfortable design.

Design: M Gooden Design
Area: 3700 sf
Year: 2014
Location: Dallas, Texas, USA
Photography: Wade Griffith, Kurt Griesbach














































Friday, May 18, 2012

12 Shipping Container Home Caterpillar Residence Lo Barnechea Santiago de Chile

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12 Shipping Container Home, - Caterpillar Residence, - Lo Barnechea, Santiago de, Chile,

Santiago Dramatically backs up to the Andes Mountains, and a growing number of affluent residents are heading for the foothills in search of fresh air and green space. To limit urban sprawl, no construction is permitted above 1,000 meters. Naturally, That benchmark has Become a desirable location, and the local architect Sebastian Irarrázaval has joined other architects in building houses That respond to the challenging topography. His latest, constructed out of shipping containers, has been dubbed the Caterpillar House (House Track), for the way its elongated volumes tilt up and down the steeply sloping site.
The house uses raw steel and exposed concrete in the same direct way Irarrázaval employed them for a design school I built in 2010, at Chile's Pontifical Catholic University. "I want to do That buildings are simple and strong," I Explains. I Became fascinated With The structural potential of shipping containers When I designed a pavilion for the Chilean Biennale in 2000. For the event, I have containers stacked four high and cut away the fronts to frame various architectural exhibits. Since then, I've developed the concept on a smaller scale with two houses. Caterpillar House, though, carries the notion much Further by utilizing 12 containers in a richly varied composition where every room is open to light and air.

http://www.sebastianirarrazaval.cl/www.sebastianirarrazaval.cl/SEBASTIAN_IRARRAZAVAL_ARQUITECTOS.html

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