Shipping Container Homes With Second Floor Rental

The first floor has two bedrooms a kitchen and bathroom.

Shipping container homes with second floor rental.

Casa el tiemblo is a modern designed by james mau arquitectura that as many houses today combines the indoor outdoor spaces with glazed walls on the ground floor. Shipping container house in el tiemblo by james mau arquitectura. The ground floor holds an open gallery workspace while the second floor has a two bedroom two bathroom layout. Repurposed from an american medical shipping container this home is rich in culture and style.

The company is partners with google amazon sovrn the sundance catalog lamps plus efaucets as well as several dozen other national and european brands. Nestled in a countryside village this home is complete with rocking chairs on a wide porch a huge spa like bathroom and thoughtful amenities like coffee and an essential oils diffuser. You ll stay in a 320 square foot single ground floor container that includes a kitchenette bathroom community garden and communal rooftop space. These homes will use one or two containers to create a small living space.

The live work 2070 is constructed out of seven 40 foot long shipping containers. The more private quarters are located on the second level that features a window strip in a long narrow container wall. Texas tiny homes is an award winning start up and international company with customers in seven nations including hundreds of customers in 44 us states. Each container is 40 feet long and about 9 feet wide.

Kam kasravi and connie dewitt own this particularly impressive shipping container home designed by the architects at modulus using four high cube shipping containers. Live like a local in this historic williamsburg home made of shipping containers. The home has hurricane impact. Just add on 15 night.

The second floor has two bedrooms and a bathroom. You can create this tiny home style by placing two containers next to each other at ground level or placing one on top of the other for a two story house. One shipping container is actually installed vertically instead of horizontally to provide more ceiling height in some spaces.