Designed by architect Leo Shehtman, the Container House is made up of two containers, which frame a garden
Submitted at Dec 14, 2018, 12:47 PM
Container architecture is a global trend. Because they are modular, these projects can be built quickly and efficiently, which makes them perfect for ephemeral constructions. Renowned architect Leo Shehtman made use of this resource in the environment for CASACOR Miami 2018 , which takes place between November 30th and December 16th. 
The Container House is made up of two shipping containers, which form a home framed by a beautiful garden. The space is intended to be an extra place for a relaxed young couple. Outside, low sofas and solid wood furniture invite visitors to sit back and enjoy the Miami sun. 
Inside, Shehtman's sophistication with touches of eccentricity takes over. Instead of walls or any other type of concrete partition, the house has curtains, an option that enhances the large amounts of natural light and allows all spaces to remain integrated. For the furniture, the architect selected and mixed classic pieces with contemporary wooden objects, designer side tables and custom lamps. CASACOR MIAMI 2018 SERVICE 
