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Australia Joined: Jun 9, 2013 Post Count: 20 Status: Offline 40ft HICUBE Container Concept House Project G'day Everyone! Firstly I just want to say thanks to Emmanuel for creating this wonderful software. I've been using it for 2 years now as a hobby 'architect' and have enjoyed it very much. Free Portfolio Management Software India Download more. The project I'd like to share with you today, is my 40ft HICUBE Shipping Container House. Australia Joined: Jun 9, 2013 Post Count: 20 Status: Offline Re: 40ft HICUBE Container Concept House Project Thank you for taking the time to check it out, hansmex. Much appreciated.

I am interested in emergency and compact housing design, particularly recycled shipping container architecture, even though we are a large family of 8 people. Of course, gigantic buildings can be created using multiple shipping containers, but I love the idea of being able to put one's home on the back of a truck or boat and taking it anywhere! ---------------------------------------- [Jun 7, 2013 1:03:42 AM] Member. France Joined: Nov 7, 2005 Post Count: 5927 Status: Offline Re: 40ft HICUBE Container Concept House Project MsVen, your login was lost because of a crash in the forum database tonight. Please, register again if you want to write new messages. Sorry for the problem.

---------------------------------------- Emmanuel Puybaret, Sweet Home 3D developer [Jun 7, 2013 9:43:17 PM] Newbie Joined: May 20, 2013 Post Count: 7 Status: Offline Re: 40ft HICUBE Container Concept House Project Hi MsVen, nice job! If I may give a suggestion, I think your idea could become a real actual project by considering space for wardrobes or other forniture which are not optional in a house, like some space for dishes. They depend on number of people but your modular concept is really promising. Very interesting idea! [Jun 8, 2013 7:19:51 AM] Member.

Australia Joined: Jun 9, 2013 Post Count: 20 Status: Offline Re: 40ft HICUBE Container Concept House Project @Emmanuel: No problem! I understand these things happen. @Hans: Thanks for updating and sharing your container house. The spacious design allows a lot of natural light to get in, which I discovered is very important in these type of homes. Compact housing is quite a challenge. Making tight spaces livable, is not as easy as it first seems. The other day a friend challenged me to design a container house which allows for handicap access.

Now that's gonna take some innovative ideas! When you mentioned you updated this file from your archive of designs, I felt inspired once more to finish off a few missing details on one of my first shipping container projects from May 2011 - a 40ft HiCube + 2x8ft modular design that sleeps 10 (!!) and folds up into the 40ft container for transport.

I've begun presenting images from that project in my next post. @mdi: Thank you for taking a look at my container house! Yes, storage is very important in small spaces - I shall put more consideration into it.

This particular design is a bit of a 'splurge' - a mini-mansion if you will. Camera Software For Windows Xp Free Download. I started out with the intention of connecting a 2nd 40ft HiCube container, and possibly a 20ft container as well. The kitchen you see here is actually a Bar.

I opted to make it into a kitchette, with a service hatch to the outside (or into the 2nd container), when I decided to make the unit a self-contained home in it's own right. The 2nd container will have a full kitchen, laundry & BBQ space, another lounge area, and perhaps the 2nd bathroom, which will otherwise be in the 20ft container with a guest bedroom. Still shuffling rooms around in my head ATM. My husband and I have wanted to build a container home for many years.

Hopefully, one day our dream will come true. 40ft HICUBE Container Concept House Project (Update) Part One - Complete! I have rendered up a Quality 3 video @ 720x480, of the single bedroom container home in the Original Post. This render took a hefty 24 hours and I'm just too impatient to spend any longer than that. - - As you can see, Q3 creates an undesirable dotty effect on light blends which sort of 'sparkles' in video playback. I've turned the lights down low (10-20% at most), but it doesnt seem to make much difference.

Turning lights off completely and using a 'light source' can help, but not always. Quality 4 has a similar issue, but nowhere near as severe, however it is possibly related to the 'Q4 artifact bug.' I think the 'Halogen light source' (and light objects with a similar light tone) have more of an issue than the 'Incandescent light source' - but I need to conduct more testing to be certain about that (more discussion about light sources in my next post). I don't mean to go on about these render bugs - I'm just hoping the information and extensive examples will help the developers improve the Sunflow engine, and that my tests may also help other designers get a pleasing result in SH3D. The render bugs are quite unfortunate as the overall render quality is rather impressive - beautiful reflections on metals and mirrors, brilliant glass transparencies, nice smooth blending of shadows on matts. Anyway, here are the final Quality 4 still images (1600x900) of the remaining viewpoints to be shown. This is one of my favourite renders of the series.

Look at those gorgeous surfaces! It's almost photo-realistic!