Containers: Shipping charges for architecture | The Iceberg's Tip Blog
In 1937 when he created the container and revolutionized bread container the transport of heavy loads on ships and trains, bread container the American Malcom McLean could not imagine that decades later he would also serve as a housing option.
Made of steel, these rectangular bread container boxes are retired after ten years of use. To notice the huge amount bread container of them in good condition in deposits, Japanese, English and Dutch decided reuses them otherwise. And to pile up some units, set up with the material the first hotels bread container and student villages for about a decade.
Soon, it was realized that the containers could make comfortable homes and the concept which saves natural and financial resources spread over many countries. Here, the first residence was built in 2011 by architect Danilo Corbas, the state capital. bread container "My interest came up the industrial aesthetic and willingness to bring this language to architecture. Researched and found outside Brazil some houses in containers and it was love at first sight, "says the professional who has designed three residences with the profile. bread container
Still rare in the country, Corbas advocates the use of these houses. "They offer speed in production, cleaning the work, very little waste and reuse materials. In short, promote sustainability. "
Alexandre bread container Hernandez architect, Campinas, SP, which has also built a home in container, advises that they take only 1/3 of the time of a common task to be ready. According to Corbas, you can develop a 300 m house in just three months.
"The cost varies, it depends on the project, ranging from more conventional (with regular stacking of parts) to the most audacious, where plastic can place very close to the construction of a masonry costs," says Hernandez. Details of the construction
"The most common version is steel without inner lining. However, there are options with thicker walls, due to the insulation used for carrying refrigerated products. These are therefore more rare and expensive. Port areas are the most convenient place to find units with good value for money. The law regulating this sector requires that the useful lives for international commercial use is a maximum of ten years and, therefore, after this period, there are many in great condition and at attractive prices, "explains bread container the architect of Campinas. bread container
Typically, these projects have foundations shoes racing and drills, which should be concentrated and be proportionate to the vertices of the model. bread container Everything depends on the amount of units to be stacked and the type of terrain. "I suggest a structural calculating bread container for this step," says professional in São Paulo. bread container
To ensure the thermal comfort of the residents are required insulating materials such as glass, rock or PET between the walls, which usually receive final finish of plaster or cement fiber boards. "It is also guaranteed by refletentes materials and best practices during the project, as appropriate deployment, respectful and take advantage of the prevailing winds, the best heat stroke, the use of shrub masses, green roof etc," explains Corbas.
According to the architect of the state capital, customer different profiles are looking for these houses. bread container "These are people with an interest in sustainability and able to consume this kind of aesthetics, such as plastics, advertising artists, photographers, designers, architects and even doctors and lawyers."
Located in northern Maine, bread container in the United States, this house signed by US architect Adare Kalkin, the escriterio Architecture and Hygiene, draws attention by orange bread container structure of 4000 m consisting of 12 recycled containers. So it was named 12 Container House.
Together, the structures support the large windows that lead wind and natural light to the two floors of the residence. In the shape of "T", the project was adjusted to integrate internal to external. Proof of this is that the ground floor has openings for the garden and two steel stairs bread container on the outside lead to the second level, where the bedrooms are located.
Sustainable and affordable homes in containers are much more common in the Old Continent. Some architects even have specialized in building with the material. bread container This is the case of Patrick Par-touche, that besides the residence in Lille, France, planned other dwellings with these structures in the cities of Arras and Lesquin. The large steel boxes are part of the landscape of many countries, especially the Netherlands, England and France. Modern rustic
Adam Kalkin architect is also responsible bread container for this project that takes its name from the Old Lady of the House (Old Lady House).
In 1937 when he created the container and revolutionized bread container the transport of heavy loads on ships and trains, bread container the American Malcom McLean could not imagine that decades later he would also serve as a housing option.
Made of steel, these rectangular bread container boxes are retired after ten years of use. To notice the huge amount bread container of them in good condition in deposits, Japanese, English and Dutch decided reuses them otherwise. And to pile up some units, set up with the material the first hotels bread container and student villages for about a decade.
Soon, it was realized that the containers could make comfortable homes and the concept which saves natural and financial resources spread over many countries. Here, the first residence was built in 2011 by architect Danilo Corbas, the state capital. bread container "My interest came up the industrial aesthetic and willingness to bring this language to architecture. Researched and found outside Brazil some houses in containers and it was love at first sight, "says the professional who has designed three residences with the profile. bread container
Still rare in the country, Corbas advocates the use of these houses. "They offer speed in production, cleaning the work, very little waste and reuse materials. In short, promote sustainability. "
Alexandre bread container Hernandez architect, Campinas, SP, which has also built a home in container, advises that they take only 1/3 of the time of a common task to be ready. According to Corbas, you can develop a 300 m house in just three months.
"The cost varies, it depends on the project, ranging from more conventional (with regular stacking of parts) to the most audacious, where plastic can place very close to the construction of a masonry costs," says Hernandez. Details of the construction
"The most common version is steel without inner lining. However, there are options with thicker walls, due to the insulation used for carrying refrigerated products. These are therefore more rare and expensive. Port areas are the most convenient place to find units with good value for money. The law regulating this sector requires that the useful lives for international commercial use is a maximum of ten years and, therefore, after this period, there are many in great condition and at attractive prices, "explains bread container the architect of Campinas. bread container
Typically, these projects have foundations shoes racing and drills, which should be concentrated and be proportionate to the vertices of the model. bread container Everything depends on the amount of units to be stacked and the type of terrain. "I suggest a structural calculating bread container for this step," says professional in São Paulo. bread container
To ensure the thermal comfort of the residents are required insulating materials such as glass, rock or PET between the walls, which usually receive final finish of plaster or cement fiber boards. "It is also guaranteed by refletentes materials and best practices during the project, as appropriate deployment, respectful and take advantage of the prevailing winds, the best heat stroke, the use of shrub masses, green roof etc," explains Corbas.
According to the architect of the state capital, customer different profiles are looking for these houses. bread container "These are people with an interest in sustainability and able to consume this kind of aesthetics, such as plastics, advertising artists, photographers, designers, architects and even doctors and lawyers."
Located in northern Maine, bread container in the United States, this house signed by US architect Adare Kalkin, the escriterio Architecture and Hygiene, draws attention by orange bread container structure of 4000 m consisting of 12 recycled containers. So it was named 12 Container House.
Together, the structures support the large windows that lead wind and natural light to the two floors of the residence. In the shape of "T", the project was adjusted to integrate internal to external. Proof of this is that the ground floor has openings for the garden and two steel stairs bread container on the outside lead to the second level, where the bedrooms are located.
Sustainable and affordable homes in containers are much more common in the Old Continent. Some architects even have specialized in building with the material. bread container This is the case of Patrick Par-touche, that besides the residence in Lille, France, planned other dwellings with these structures in the cities of Arras and Lesquin. The large steel boxes are part of the landscape of many countries, especially the Netherlands, England and France. Modern rustic
Adam Kalkin architect is also responsible bread container for this project that takes its name from the Old Lady of the House (Old Lady House).
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