Private guest suite
Begin with a quiet sleeping area, a shared living zone and the level of privacy your guests need.
Discuss this use ideaDouble-Wing Expandable Container Houses
Start with the space people need to live, work or welcome guests.
Explore exterior styles, everyday uses and layout starting points. Share the direction you like, then discuss a project-ready configuration with ZHAOZHI.
Start with the people and the place
What should this space make possible?
These are use ideas, not finished project claims. Choose the scene closest to your plan and use it to begin the layout conversation.
Holiday cabin
Pair a welcoming entrance with a terrace or covered outdoor edge for resort and retreat settings.
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Staff accommodation
Start from the number of occupants and the balance you want between bedrooms and shared space.
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Site office or project room
Plan an open working area, meeting space or private rooms around the way the team will use the site.
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Reception or sales suite
Use a clear front entrance and an open interior to create an approachable visitor-facing space.
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Mobile pop-up space
Explore a trailer-supported direction for temporary display, event or seasonal operating needs.
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Two-storey lodge
Consider a two-level arrangement when the site calls for more rooms without a wider footprint.
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Courtyard cluster
Combine several spaces around a shared open area for group stays, hospitality or mixed-use settings.
Discuss this use ideaChoose the feeling before the specification
Find an exterior direction that fits the setting.
Start with the roof shape, facade character, entrance and outdoor connection. Final materials and details are reviewed after the visual direction is clear.
Warm & residential
Wood-look exterior
A warmer facade direction for cabins, guest spaces and residential settings.
Discuss this lookOpen & contemporary
Glass-forward entrance
A more open frontage for reception, studio, office and visitor-facing uses.
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Outdoor connection
Pitched roof with terrace
A covered outdoor edge changes the arrival experience and adds space to sit outside.
Discuss this lookVertical option
Two-storey arrangement
A two-level composition for projects that need more usable rooms on a tighter site.
Discuss this lookCommon size and layout starting points
Pick the plan that feels closest. It does not need to be final.
Use 20 ft, 30 ft and 40 ft model families as simple comparison points. The selected drawing, room arrangement and final expanded footprint are confirmed during project discussion.
20 ft30 ft40 ftTwo storeysCourtyard combinationPitched roof + terrace
20 ft / one-bedroom start
A compact starting point with one private room, a shared living area and a bathroom zone.
30 ft / two-bedroom start
A longer footprint that can begin with two private rooms and a larger central living area.
40 ft / four-bedroom start
A multi-room direction for accommodation projects that need more separate sleeping spaces.
Three-bedroom living concept
A furnished visual reference to help discuss room relationships before detailed drawings begin.
See the space unfold
From compact form to usable interior space.
Watch a representative double-wing unit being opened. The final site process, lifting plan and setup scope are discussed for the selected project and destination.
Discuss Your Use IdeaView the dedicated video reference page
Trouble playing the video? Open the unfolding video separately (new tab). Site access and lifting arrangements must be confirmed for your project.
Start without a technical brief
A photo or rough sketch is enough to begin.
Tell us what the space needs to do and which look or floor plan caught your attention. Detailed specifications can follow after the direction is clear.
Helpful to share
1A photo, sketch or rough plan of the site
2The exterior or floor plan you like most
3How the space will be used
4An approximate size or room count