SEA CONTAINER
Millions of shipping containers exist in the world and are used for the transportation of goods for as long as ten years before being scraped. Despite their complex structure, shipping containers are a very cost-effective product given the high volume of production.
In general, containers are set squarely atop one another, which is a familiar image in the world of container architecture. While departing from this standard system requires slight modifications, such as columns and beams, it allows for very flexible and aesthetically interesting architecture.
The dimensions of shipping containers are based on the British Imperial system of measurement, using 20ft and 40ft sizes as standard. Not all structures – whether cultural, commercial or residential – are designed and built for an eternity and mobility and versatility are not among the strengths of traditional architecture.
Container architecture is energy efficient through its use of recycled material and is therefore considered “green architecture.” Every city has unused spaces, gaps and former industrial sites, all of which can be improved with the help of containers, thus providing a development opportunity. With our container architecture your visions can come true!
Event building for indoor and outdoor use
The container structure is composed of four modified 20-foot high-cube containers, each featuring a fully glazed side with an integrated entrance door. Two containers with the door on the left and two with the doors on the right side. It includes three terrace decks and a 1.2-meter-wide staircase for easy access. Each container has a […]
The ACCOMMODATION CONTAINER is fully ecologically insulated from the inside and equipped with a door and a window with triple glazing. In addition, it has a 16 amp power connector for the electric heating, the power sockets and the ceiling lights. Besides a fitted kitchen and a toilet with hand basin, it contains a single […]