Container commercial streets are mostly two-story, multi-container shops, which are suitable for restaurants with relatively large business scope and dine-in service. This container is composed of a two-layer structure. The upper and lower floors adopt the design of containers staggered side by side. The appearance will produce a sense of staggering, which reflects the charm of stacked box buildings.
Most of the container commercial streets have modular splicing designs. Almost every one has a customized second-story viewing platform that can be used as an outdoor dining area. The terraces are of different shapes, and the enclosed facade railings can be used for hanging. Glowing sign. It has to be said that using the space on the top of the box as a terrace is the finishing touch of the entire building.
Stairs for going up and downstairs are set on the outer layer of the building, and there is also an outdoor platform, allowing visitors to enjoy different outdoor scenery and make rational use of indoor and outdoor spaces. In addition, the containers also have large floor-to-ceiling glass windows, which bring plenty of natural light to the shops. Some of the container walls are also graffitied with interesting patterns, making the containers look interesting.