Rectangular houses

Rectangular houses are my kind of houses. I don't mind if it's a dwelling created with sea containers or if it's high end architectural design. These two beauties I found on the interwebs.

The Bridge House By Höweler+Yoon Architecture:

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Cocoon Modules and Coco-Mat envision nomadic dwelling with a container house prototype:

Give me 5 of these so I can connect them and I'm happy.

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It's a hotel ... but I could live there

Artikul hotel in the Czech Republic. They call it the Trainspotting hotel. I could live there, I would make it a bit bigger though, I would attach 2 extra sea containers.

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I Could Live Here

A couple of these and I'm happy. Casa Cubica is a vacation villa, big enough. For a real home I think I want 5 of them. Do-able I think.

(Thanks Yam)

Sea Containers

I love this image. Unrecognizable sea containers. The objects could be very small, or, very big. It's by Tom Hutton. Be sure to check all of his industrial landscape photo's.

I Could Live Here

Can't get enough of minimalism and sea containers. Yeah ... I could live here. (Thanks Yam)

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Adam Kalkin's Prefab Houses

Now this is what I mean ... Here I want to live in.

"Adam Kalkin’s firm Architecture + Hygiene makes prefab houses out of recycled shipping containers. Moderately cheap, mobile, and fully recyclable, the Bunny Lane house is located on 3 acres of property in Kalkin’s native New Jersey. With a modern, industrial outer shell, a traditional two-story New Jersey home is contained herein, juxtaposing modern living with the traditional, and adding a dose of quirk and charm.  The Quick House is a prefab kit coming with five modified containers to comprise 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2,000 square feet, fully customizable according to your interior preferences."

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(Photography: Peter Aaron)

This is how they build it: