Architectural exhibits designed with containers as raw materials are nothing new.

Different stacking methods, different sections,

and different quantities will create different works.

The [My Dream Home] architectural installation conceived in collaboration with Italian architects Elisabetta Illy,

Stefano Guindani and DMECO ENGINEERING was exhibited at the well-known Milan Design Week,

triggering visitors to think about the "home of the future".

The art installation is composed of 12 sets of freight containers,

the dimensions of which are 6m x 8.5mx 12.5m.

This is a charity project sponsored by Francesca Rava Foundation NPH Italy Onlus.

It was exhibited at the University of Milan and

 participated in【 INTERNI HOUSE IN MOTION】Exhibition.

The 12 container units together form a four-story building.

Some of the container facades are dismantled to form an open space.

A vertical staircase is installed on the outside of the building to connect the upper three floors.

The inner and outer boxes of the building are painted

with different colors to create a colorful appearance.

The ground floor of the building installation is used as

 an exhibition hall to display the elements of the building.

All interior walls, ceilings and floors have been laid,

and spotlights are installed on the top to create a bright,

flat and all-white background wall,

which makes it easier to display various works.

Pictures courtesy of My Dream Home