Studio H:T's off-grid Shipping Container House
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The Shipping Container House's kitchen appears to be situated within one of the containers
The Shipping Container House under construction - the first container being lowered into place
Though the architect hopes occupants will "question the need for excessive space," the interior appears spacious enough (cat-swingers take note)
Two shipping containers flank the central living space on either side, and these make up the Shipping Container House's bedrooms and home office spaces
Though the architect hopes occupants will "question the need for excessive space," the interior appears spacious enough (cat-swingers take note)
Sight lines from the Shipping Container House
Though the architect hopes occupants will "question the need for excessive space," the interior appears spacious enough (cat-swingers take note)
Studio H:T's Shipping Container House: popular with humans and canines alike
Studio H:T's Shipping Container House is, unsurprisingly, a house made partially from shipping containers - and one that operates entirely off-grid
How the Shipping Container House fits together
Sun-path analysis was employed to analyze heat gains
Article Summary
Studio H:T's Shipping Container House is, unsurprisingly, a house made from shipping containers - at least partially. But perhaps most impressive about the design is that it operates entirely off-grid.
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