WFH House incorporates shipping containers into a modular building system
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The sloping south facing roof (or north facing for the southern hemisphere), features a green landscape, solar panels and sky lights
WFH House incorporates the use of recycled shipping containers into a modular building system
WFH House features a predefined framework, which ensures the use of quality materials and architectural integrity
WFH House features open spaces and an abundance of natural light
WFH House is coupled with a personalized online tools system, allowing clients to customize their own home
WFH House features a living space, kitchen and four rooms that can be used as bedrooms, a workspace or as a recreation retreat
WFH House features a living space, kitchen and four rooms that can be used as bedrooms, a workspace or as a recreation retreat
WFH House features a predefined framework, which ensures the use of quality materials and architectural integrity
Two rows of container modules are stacked on top of one another
Two rows of container modules are stacked on top of one another
WFH House open living space by Arcgency
The kitchen is built into the walls
WFH House bedroom by Arcgency
The interior walls are lined with 350mm (13.8 inch) thick insulation and the exterior is covered with an bamboo facade
The prefabricated WFH House module has been developed so that it can be constructed anywhere in the world,
WFH House by Danish architectural studio Arcgency, incorporates the use of recycled shipping containers into a modular building system.
It’s no surprise to see the popularity of shipping container homes increase in recent times, especially when architects just keep getting more and more creative with what they can do with them. Adding to the list of innovative shipping container homes is the prefabricated WFH House, which incorporates the use of recycled shipping containers into a modular building system. Designed by Danish architectural studio Arcgency, the home is also coupled with a online personalization system that allows clients to customize their own home, including its layout, size, facade and interior.
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