When artist and designer Julio Garcia created his own residence and studio in Savannah, Georgia, he linked a high-quality line between two reverse worlds: natural and industrial. Working with two 40′ transport containers, pure supplies and the luxurious foliage of his lot, Julio succeeded in becoming a member of disparate parts right into a unified entire.
The 2 40′ transport containers had been positioned about 6′ aside on a basis system of metal I-beams resting on concrete piers. The 6′ hole was crammed with a wood-framed flooring and shed roof. Pure wooden delineates the hole between the containers in addition to the brand new window openings reduce into them. An elevated terrace fabricated from native wooden invitations us to enter via a glass sliding door positioned between two parallel blue metal containers.
Contrasting with the outside, Garcia gave the within a clear up to date look. The container sidewalls had been then reduce away to create a big open dwelling space. There is just one bed room, on the finish of one of many containers.
Garcia left the blue facade of the 2 containers of their authentic battered state as a reminder of their industrial previous and left the unique container loading doorways purposeful, which might be opened to the decks at both finish of the small home.
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