Posts about alternative construction written by Renaissance Ronin

Explore a visionary 3-bedroom container house design, showcasing sustainable innovation in modern housing by Architect TVD.

A modern cabin style house was designed to allow inhabitants live comfortably in well-designed living environment. This house character is expressed by connection of interior and exterior spaces. Open floor plan with higher ceiling allows continuing daylight to flow into the house. Spacious kitchen is opened to the dining area and great room. Main fireplace is located in the center of living area which serves as a sculptural object creating warm interior feeling. Master bedroom is located…

unique 2 story shipping container home ideas for every style. Designs for all needs: eco-friendly layouts, modern interiors, cozy balconies, and rooftop patios. #containerhomes #smallspaceliving #modernhomes #sustainableliving #tinyhomeideas #homeinspiration

Brown and white 2D shipping container home floor plan with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a U-shaped kitchen layout, a semi-open concept, and a large porch.

insta-studio and insta-house Hamptons, New York In 2008, MB Architecture embarked on an exploration of very affordable single-family homes and workspaces. And in 2009, we built our first prototype: a double-height artist's studio made of four recycled shipping containers. The project, located in Amagansett, New York, was awarded the American Institute of Architects Peconic Chapter Honor Award for Architecture. Since then, we have taken the double-height, four container model, called…

The home is made out of shipping containers, which are often used for transport but are also very sturdy and durable.

Project Overview: Architect: Benjamin Garcia Saxe Architecture (2011) Location: San Jose, Costa Rica Number of Sipping Containers: Two Area: 1076.39 square-foot Category: Container Home Photography: Andres Garcia Lachne Follow Us: Instagram Facebook Pinterest This fantastic property is 20 minutes outside of the city of San Jose, Costa Rica; where they could be with their horses […]