A Casa Suspensa Container House – Brazil

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We continue to discover for you. Our container house on today’s tour is from Brazil.

A Casa Suspensa was named because it is raised from the natural ground level of the site where it was located. This is because the house is surrounded by native trees, so the windows are level with the treetops and the balconies blend in with the branches.

In addition, the soil remains original, preserving the drainage and root dynamics, which were not harmed because the minimum of concrete was used in the foundations.

The premise of the project was a country house that integrated with the local ecosystem, with sustainability and recyclability. For this reason, the construction system with recycled maritime containers was adopted.

In total 80% of the materials are recycled. Internally the demolition wood predominates in the walls and ceiling. Green roof with rainwater reuse, thermal and acoustic insulation are also the highlights of the house.

  • Architects: Casa Container Marília
  • Area: 257.0 m2
  • Year: 2019
  • Photographs: Celso Mellani
  • Manufacturers: Docol , Saint-Gobain , AutoDesk, Gerdau, Lumion
  • Fabricantes: Docol, Saint-Gobain, AutoDesk, Gerdau, Lumion

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