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Container City: Projects, Journals & Ideas

57 Projects 69 Journals 6 Publications 1 Competitions

About Discussions Projects57 Journals69 Publications6 Competitions1

Container City explores how modular architecture and repurposed shipping containers can address contemporary urban challenges. This approach combines structural efficiency with flexibility, enabling rapid deployment and adaptation to changing urban needs.

The community examines modular city concepts, floating urban systems, instant city frameworks, and container-based skyscrapers. Projects range from sustainable renewal strategies in established cities to entirely new modular urban typologies designed for resilience and scalability.

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UNI11 works

UNI Editorial7 works

Tanya Prevezentseva6 works

Jaime Rios6 works

Sami Gevdetasan3 works

Rozanne Jojo2 works

UNI Editorial2 works

Ruben Andersen2 works

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soheib and 3 others

367

Futuristic Floating Residents

Sea level rising in coastal cities have a negative impact on the lives of residents. Findings support the argument that traditional land reclamation methods are not a practical long term solution apart from its various disadvantages on the ecosystem.Our approach to solve this problem was to adapt to environment and use floating structure against SLR impacts.

Inderpreet and 2 others

269

Resilient CP- 2.0

The Resilient CP 2.0 will act as a prototype, transforming the city, the country and eventually galvanizing the whole world. New CP, is superior and resilient, drives a stiring insurgent present situation, throughout the world. Providing open spaces, keeping humanity and culture alive; furnishing street with lively activities, social life and health.

Onur and 3 others

210

AFLOATOPOLIS

The "Afloatopolis" aims to create a new urban cross-section alternative between water and land for every city that is affected by global climate change and will disappear by sinking. The "Afloatopolis" is a project in which an architectural existence is emphasized again, but in doing so, it is reinterpreted without losing the public values.

Selen and 2 others

169

CUBE(ish)

People are in a rush between their home and workplaces. They sometimes miss the opportunity to pause, look around and feel good. At this point in-between spaces (between home and workplace) in cities draw attention. Our concept is an in-between space which creates an escape point from daily rush.

Beatrix

157

Besahapio - the modul city

The City of Besahpio should become a destination for people from all over the world. Inspired by climatic solutions of traditional cities (transformed by modern material and new means of transport) it will become a lively and sustainable city in a harsh surrounding.

Piet

141

Hexagon City

Hexagon City challenges the norm by using materials at hand at the building side, by making optimal use of the land and by applying low-tech solutions to supply the city with durable energy, water, shade and cooling.Although it can be added we do not prefer high-tech solutions for their need of scarce raw materials.

Gandhali

130

ECO CITY:CENTER OF POWER

By next century the world population will grow from 7.7 billion in 2019 to 10.8 billion in 2080 and bring in more revelations for its sustenance. World is moving from microprocessors to super computers to wireless technology of drones. With the increase in population we are converting more and more agricultural land into a liveable enclosed space. Social med

Tanya

119

Container city

The basis of the suggested project is the placement of a dormitory for students and teachers of the Murmansk Marine Fisheries College named after I.I. in northwestern Russia. The project that you are considering suggests forming of structural style made of sea or rail containers to resemble a traditional Russian dwelling - a hut.

Antonio and Phillip

104

Verzendaccommodatie

A student housing modular concept for the Amsterdam University College designed from 15 shipping containers arranged effectively.

Tanya and 2 others

01

The main idea of the project is binary system. The concept is based on the structure of binary code. There are only 0 and 1: 1 - filled structure (residential), 0 - void structure (non-residential). Thanks to the use of the algorithm, the concept uses combinations of modules that form a competent structure of the complex.

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UNI Editorial

publishedResults3 days ago

Smart City: An Autonomous Urban Cell That Quarantines a Neighborhood, Not an Apartment

Towers, a rolling green roof and a domed hospital ward form a self-sufficient urban cell built to keep daily life running when the city locks down.

Public Building

Housing

UNI Editorial

publishedResults3 weeks ago

Collective-pod: A Container Kit That Settles Where the City Splits Into Old and New, Public and Private

One family of opened-up shipping containers is tested against ruined walls, waterfronts, forests and urban gaps, rearranging itself for each one.

Architecture

Space Urbanism

UNI Editorial

publishedResults3 weeks ago

Container City: Keeping the Tower Crane On Site as the Building's Permanent Spine

A stack of reused shipping containers grows and shrinks around the crane that built it, leaving the building's future deliberately unfinished.

Container City

Future City

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog2 weeks ago

Cube Design Draws an Ecological Corridor Between Two Shenzhen Hills with the Nankai Building

Beside Shenzhen's container docks, the Nankai Building pairs stacked balconies with a climbing green screen to connect two hillsides across its height.

Building Design

Chinese Small Scale Architecture