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Pocket House ResidentialPocket House ResidentialPocket House Residential is an innovative architectural solution that transforms a standard 40-foot shipping container into a sustainable living space, exemplifying the convergence of compact living and ecological design principles. This groundbreaking residential concept, designed by architect Cristina Menezes, demonstrates exceptional spatial efficiency within its 46.80 square meters, incorporating a bedroom, bathroom, living room, dining area, and kitchen while maintaining a harmonious flow throughout the space. The design's distinguishing features include the strategic removal of the container's side walls to accommodate glass doors, effectively eliminating any sense of confinement while maximizing natural light and ventilation. The project's commitment to sustainability is evident in its implementation of solar energy systems, dry construction methods that minimize waste generation, and comprehensive thermo-acoustic treatment that eliminates the need for artificial air conditioning. The interior design showcases a masterful use of recyclable materials and wood finishing, creating a cohesive aesthetic that blurs the traditional boundaries between floor, wall, and ceiling. The construction process, completed in just ten days, exemplifies efficient project execution while maintaining high standards of quality and functionality. This innovative residential solution, which won the Golden A' Design Award in the Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design category, represents a significant advancement in sustainable architecture, offering a mobile and eco-conscious living solution with a modest budget of 55,000 dollars. The project's success lies in its ability to overcome spatial constraints while delivering a comfortable, aesthetically pleasing living environment that maintains a strong connection to nature through thoughtful design elements. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: sustainable architecture, container housing, compact living, eco-friendly design, mobile residential solutions, innovative interior design SOURCES: |
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