2×4 PLANS AVAILABLE
The zigloo.ca studio is very pleased to announce the completion of Plans for the 2×4 CargoSpace Living container home. There are 2 different packages available:
The CONCEPTUAL PLAN PACKAGE is 3 pages (24″x36″) that includes rendered perspective images, labelled scalable floor plans and full colour scalable elevations. It is perfect for people who need to get rough cost estimates from builders, and preliminary approvals form their local building department without committing to the whole construction documentation package. $250 USD
The full-colour CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT PACKAGE is 11 pages (24″x36″) which includes a full set of floor plans, exterior elevations, building cross-sections, foundation options, detailed construction assemblies, and plenty of exploded connection assemblies detailing the connections that make this design the most popular project on the zigloo.ca website. $750 USD
If you are interested in purchasing these plans, Contact Keith Dewey directly by clicking here.
Alisha says:
I’m so in love with these designs. They’re unique, beautiful, environmentally friendly, and totally affordable for the average person. Is it possible to put a living roof on any of the designs? Dream house would be made from repurposed material with a living roof, solar or wind power and a gray water system. Perfect. Thank you for sharing your ideas.
victor says:
i would like to know around how much will i be spending on the whole project to build this house?
keith says:
A good way to estimate the building cost is by the square foot. This price will be different every where in the world (depending on the construction industry, labour costs and material resources in your area). We built our home for $180 per sq. ft. As this building was a prototype build, I think a lower number could be achieved. Depending on the building’s size, your choice of finishes and sustainable/green options … the cost (locally) could easily be as affordable as $125 per sq. ft. or less. This is comparable with “spec quality” homes pricing, but gives you a custom design and a kinder environmental footprint by reusing containers.
David says:
While I found the 2×4 design to be the best of the collection, as far as my personal tastes go, there is one question I have to ask: in the floor plan of the upper floor, why does it say that there is a tub in the master bedroom, away from the master bathroom?
Paul says:
I would have to say the tub in the main bedroom shows a freshness of design ideas that may be leading the pack at the moment.
The master bedroom is the private sanctuary and having a good sized tub with views from the balcony would be amazing.
I couldn’t think of a better way of spending a Sunday morning than soaking in a big tub reading a good book.