Wooded Hill Container House: Recent activity

I love the angled arrangement of the containers, it looks very nice!

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Ryan James Gloeckner

Lynn- Wow awesome design! I love how it looks larger than it really is and it is very pleasing to the eye. How is rain going to drain from the second floor roof that is flat? All in all great job.

Mya: I like the angle of the containers on the top level because it is something different but it still seems to use space well.

This is what I had in mind for getting from one level of the house to the other via and internal means of ascent. It takes up little space and it also adds a creative aspect to the house that makes for a uniquely artistic design.

This house shows how you can even cantilever the container to create a different affect when building a cargo container home. True you may not be able to let it hang too far over the edge, but you can do it nonetheless.

This design would be very useful in attempting to make the house more "green" in materials and energy consumption (literally). Although this might be a little bit out of my budget range, this would be a good basic design for a house made out of recycled materials.

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This is a unique design that, though not complete, shows how you can use the external qualities of the containers to your advantage. positioning an overhang like this would make for a useable garage space without making to many unnecessary additions to the structure.

Though slightly odd to look at, this house shows how cargo container can be laid out in a variety of patterns. Where people usually think the containers need to make right angles when put together, you can actually arrange them so that you can have a working house with a bit more artistic quality in the final product.

This is an Escape pod hotel that can house 1-3 people for a short period of time. Originally for use on old oil rigs, these pods were in disrepair until an architect decided to reuse their main frame as a floating hotel. These hotel pods are equipped with a bed, a chemical toilet, a waterproof and locking hatch, lights, and storage areas (shelves and containing spaces).