"Huiini House" Sustainable Arch of Containers
CREATIVITY & ENVIRONMENT
GREEN DESIGN ON CONTAINERS
Sustainable arch is architecture that seeks to minimize the negative evironmental impact of buildings by efficiency and moderation in the use of materials, energy, and development space and the ecosystem at large. Sustainable architecture uses a conscious approach to energy and ecological conservation in the design of the built environment. Huiini Container House is designed by S+ Diseño, made of 4 high cube containers on the district of city La Primavera, Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico, in the Primavera forest. This place has its advantages; the shipping container home is connected with surrounding nature. The shipping containers have a lot of advantages. For instance, they have recycling structure; they can be constructed very fast. 
Huiini Container House, (made of 4 high cube containers / 30m2 each), #Zapopan, Mexico, designed by S+ Diseño @saraesemas
The idea of sustainability, or ecological design, is to ensure that our use of presently available resources does not end up having detrimental effects to our collective well-being or making it impossible to obtain resources for other applications in the long run.
Huiini Shipping Container House in Mexico is a private residence situated in a quiet district of the city La Primavera, Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico, in the Primavera forest. This place has its advantages; the shipping container home is connected with surrounding nature. The owner of the house is retired single woman, but with great, creative and concrete ideas. So, the house is made as the perfect place for retreat.
The idea of building the shipping container house was arisen when the client wanted the home like “stacked boxes”, as she does not live with curves or inclined ways.
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Designed in 2013 by S+ Diseño, the project consists from 4 high cube containers – two downstairs, two upstairs. For creating two terraces on each level there are offset. The internal area is 120 square meters. The container house has two floors.
The ground floor includes living room, laundry room, kitchen, bathroom, master bedroom with bathroom, tool room and terrace.
The guest bedroom has walk-in closet and bathroom, studio, hall-gallery, terrace, double height living and dining room are upstairs. The openings in facades can be either closed or completely open if it is desirable.
According to the architects
The client calls for the project as “stacked boxes” as she does not live with curves or inclined ways, hence arises the idea of the house-container.
The containers have many advantages such as the recycling of the structure, speed of construction, transfer once built if changing the location of the project is necessary, as the project is modular it can be expanded, etc.
Among the challenges are, temperature control (in this case the project was left with longer facades north-south), the entire interior is lined with thermal acoustic insulation, not only for warmth but also for cold. The constant movement of the metal with the temperature change and noise in the rain.
It also has passive heating systems and soon it will have solar cells. A smart way to recycle through a piece called home.
SOURCE
Sustainable Architecture by Wikipedia (CC BY SA)
"Huiini House / S+ diseño" by Archdaily.com
Translated by Lorena Quintana
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