Recently, fashionable residential buildings are often made of containers. We present another innovative Danish project Arcgency. The house, surrounded by greenery, is built from three converted containers and meets all the criteria of environmental safety of Scandinavian architecture. Building materials are completely non—toxic – it is a recyclable product. Besides, the house is easy to disassemble.
Do you wonder what came of it? Take a look!
There is a photovoltaic system in the house that optimizes rainwater collection. Its energy consumption is 50% lower than in other new houses.
The immaculate white, Scandinavian-style, minimalistic interior is full of natural light and impresses with its shapes.
On the ground floor there is a dining room and a spacious kitchen. Large windows blur the boundary between the exterior and interior of the house.
The space turned out to be large enough to make the second floor.
The connection between the house and the natural environment is very important in the Scandinavian style. The ground level coincides with the floor of the house.
Three shipping containers build up the house.
The rooms have no doors. The main idea of this house is to have one open space.
The house has 4 bedrooms of 15 square meters. There is enough space to create a study or a children’s play area.
A large window in the wall is enough to make the stairs light. In addition, it makes it possible to control what the child is doing in the next room.
Metal containers are sheathed with a wooden frame and trimmed with environmentally friendly materials.
In addition to the aesthetic aspect, this house is functional. Besides, it is very earthquake-resistant.
