Affordable Modbox Container Home in Port O’Connor Texas, USA
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Affordable ModBox Container Home in Port O’Connor, Texas. In this video, affordable House by ModBox Container Homes is built using two 40 foot shipping containers in Port O’Connor, Texas. This affordable home by ModBox Container Homes is built using two 40 foot shipping containers stacked on top of each other to create 640 square feet of habitable space. The containers are sheared horizontally, to create a covered terrace below and an exposed terrace above. The two story house is linked with a wooden staircase shaft for vertical circulation. In addition, the house has a 720-square-foot barn for storing a speedboat.
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Project Summary.
Location: Port O’Connor, Texas
Salient Features: 2beds, 2baths, and 7,000sqft lot
Number of Containers: 2
Habitable Space: 640 sq. ft.
Listing Type: Single-Family
Photos Credits: Modbox Container Homes
Info. Sources: white line realty
Sold Price Range: 185,001 - $215,000
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Nice design concept.
Nice
I think...This stairs can fit with any situation...outdoor and indoor...
Modbox does it again! I can fit this one im 6ft 4 so a king-size bed sounds great . The livingroom space could be larger more open plan b though for the price where pool and off grid features? Anyway add that stuff and build some of these in NC next please!
Stairs I would made from steel or maby glass. Cheers 🍻
Love it MOBOX but I would have turned the slats in the staircase to mimic the verticals of the containers. But what do I know. I'm no architect.
Who did the buyer get for HO policy??