This Argentine project aims to build a modular dormitory container house locally to address the need for primarily efficient and comfortable temporary housing. The container dormitory is constructed with high-quality steel materials and features a two-story design suitable for temporary housing for construction site workers, students, or emergencies. As illustrated in the accompanying design, the dormitory can accommodate several individuals. The internal facilities include basic amenities, public spaces, and various storage layouts, ensuring functionality without sacrificing comfort. Its exterior showcases a bright blue finish and a modular design, making it attractive and practical for various applications.
Traditional construction methods often face challenges such as lengthy construction periods, high labor costs, and exposure to weather conditions. The container dormitory project seeks to overcome these obstacles with high-quality, durable structures that can be rapidly deployed and assembled, especially in areas where immediate infrastructure development is crucial, like the "blue two-layer prefab steel flat-pack container" concept depicted in the picture.
This two-story light steel frame modular building is constructed with prefab flat components, streamlining the on-site construction process in terms of time and complexity.
The exterior features a vibrant blue finish that enhances its aesthetic appeal. Numerous windows are incorporated to maximize natural light, and there is an external staircase connecting the two floors, optimizing the usable internal space. The roof railings provide practical access to a roof deck, expanding leisure and entertainment options.
The dormitory container is designed with a symmetrical layout that includes two mirrored wings connected by a central staircase. This configuration optimizes space while ensuring easy access between floors. It mainly includes the following aspects:
Accommodation Wings: Multiple dormitory rooms, each efficiently designed to accommodate several individuals (e.g., featuring multiple beds per room). This setup is ideal for worker lodging, student dorms, or temporary shelters.
Communal Areas: A centrally located common area measuring 2,220 mm long and 1,220 mm wide, furnished with tables and chairs, providing spaces for dining, meetings, or recreation.
Sanitary Facilities: Well-equipped shared bathroom and toilet blocks, designed with practicality and hygiene in mind. These include essential amenities such as a toilet, a sink with a small countertop, and a glass shower.
Kitchenette/Utility Areas: A small kitchenette is conveniently placed next to the dining area, designed for easy meal preparation. The kitchen is equipped with essential amenities, including a sink, a countertop, and storage cabinets, making it suitable for cooking simple meals.
The detailed floor plan provides precise dimensions, showcasing an overall footprint. The layout emphasizes efficient use of space while ensuring both comfort and functionality.
Flat-pack design allows for easy transportation and significantly faster on-site assembly compared to traditional buildings.
The two-storey building design maximizes space utilization, accommodating many residents in a compact layout.
Its symmetrical design ensures efficient use of space while maintaining an open effect between sleeping areas and common areas.
The dormitory container structure is built with modular components and can be assembled in a few weeks, depending on site conditions.
Designed to be easy to disassemble and relocate, it is ideal for temporary or semi-permanent housing.
The steel exterior walls are coated with a weather-resistant coating to ensure long-term durability even in harsh climates.
Insulated walls and energy-efficient windows help to equalize temperature, thereby reducing energy costs for heating or cooling.
The modular design allows for more container units to be added later as needed, allowing for faster commissioning to accommodate larger groups or future expansion.
Construction Sites: Provides comfortable housing for workers in remote locations.
Student Housing: Ideal for universities or training centers needing temporary or overflow accommodations.
Emergency Shelters: Can be deployed quickly for disaster relief or refugee housing.
Remote Work Camps: Suitable for industries like mining, oil, or forestry, where on-site housing is required.
This modular two-storey dormitory embodies the future of temporary housing - combining efficiency, durability, and comfort. Its thoughtful layout, expandable structure, and durable materials not only meet the needs of different groups but also provide a cost-effective and sustainable solution. Whether it is construction workers, students, or emergency housing, this dormitory provides residents with a practical and warm environment. To learn more about how to customize the design to your needs, contact the DXH Container technical team today to obtain free design drawings.
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