Old shipping containers were used as the basis of a residential building, this system is called WFH.
WFH is a patented modular building system based on the principle of using standard modules that make up the building structure.
The advantages of this construction technology:
– first-class indoor climate,
– low energy consumption,
– environmentally friendly materials,
– very short construction period,
– quick disassembly and relocation,
– low construction cost,
– suitable for confined spaces as containers are manufactured in the factory,
– the structure can be adapted to natural disasters such as earthquakes.
– various architectural solutions.
The house made of shipping containers has modern architecture, spacious interior, excellent lighting conditions, reliability and durability of structures.
The area of this shipping container house is 180 square meters. An open space of two floors is the heart of the house, it combines the living room and the kitchen, the rest of the rooms are of standard height.
The house made of shipping containers has 4 bedrooms, their size is 15 square meters (equal to half a module). Bedrooms can be used for a variety of purposes: parent’s bedroom, child’s bedroom, workspace.
It is an energy efficient house with a solar panel area of 20 square meters. The energy class of this house is 50% lower than the standard requirements for new residential construction in Denmark.
Construction progress of a house from shipping containers:
Working drawings and sketches of a house from shipping containers:
