There are many drool-worthy container house renovation cases on the Internet. They are simple, rugged, industrial, fashionable, and highly adaptable. Claudie Dubreuil, an architect from Quebec, Canada, takes advantage of these characteristics to create a new design. Show off your skills and transform four large containers into super beautiful villas, which will make people fall in love with them even more!
This is what the containers looked like before they were renovated. As a rule, of course, you have to stand in front and take photos first, because after that, they will change to the point where even their mother can’t recognize them~
Claudie Dubreuil purchased four abandoned containers at prices ranging from US$2,000 to US$3,000 each. For this renovation project, Claudie Dubreuil believed that the most difficult part was to communicate with the masterInstallation details.
Mansion container is not just a simple jenga. The vertical staggered parts in the middle will affect the planning of the entire internal compartment. Engineers must cut the container according to Claudie Dubreuils plan. If the orientation and angle are not correct, the subsequent More efforts must be made to remedy the situation, so the cutting + assembly process alone will take several months. No wonder Claudie Dubreuil will be happy to stand at the door and take a group photo after the initial completion!
Claudie Dubreuil used a large amount of wood to package the appearance of the mansion container into an ordinary villa, while the spiritual elements of the container were retained on the interior walls, and most of the furniture styles were selected in this general direction.
The style of each space is slightly different, some are more rustic, and some are manly industrial, but they all blend in perfectly with the container walls.
The most interesting thing is that Claudie Dubreuils design has a considerable degree of openness, which is especially reflected in the bathroom. A SPA shower system is installed on the open-air balcony on the second floor. The toilet and bathtub are also semi-open, perhaps because of this. The mansion container is located in the suburbs of Quebec, Canada. It is surrounded by trees like a natural barrier, so there is no need to cover up and you can bathe in nature.
