Here we go again! Check out our new baby in town… a Container Staff Quarters Project in Narok town, bringing the exceptional premium experience to an enthusiastic, anxiously waiting client.
The design features an extended 40Ft High Cube container crafted to habitable specifications of space, comfort & tranquility.
Staff accommodation units from repurposed shipping containers offer several key advantages for both the employees and the organization.
Benefits of Staff Quarters for Employees
- Improved well-being and comfort: Provides a safe, secure, and comfortable living space close to the workplace, reducing commute times and fatigue.
- Cost-effectiveness: These are more affordable housing options compared to renting apartments or houses, especially in high-cost areas.
- Sense of community: They create a shared living environment that can foster friendship and support among staff, particularly for those working away from home.
- Increased productivity and morale: Reduced commute times and improved living conditions can lead to increased focus, energy, and overall worker satisfaction.
Benefits of Staff Quarters for Organizations
- Attracting and retaining talent: Offering staff accommodation can be a competitive advantage in attracting and retaining skilled workers, especially in remote locations.
- Improved operational efficiency: Having staff readily available on-site can improve responsiveness and reduce downtime, particularly for projects with critical timelines.
- Cost savings: Depending on the location and alternative options, providing staff accommodation can be more cost-effective than employee relocation allowances or travel expenses.
- Increased control and safety: Having staff housed on-site can offer greater control over access and security, especially for sensitive operations or remote locations.
Foundation/Base
- Concrete foundation pillars were installed to support the container.
- We built concrete walls between the pillars to enclose the foundation and create a finished look.
The Shipping Container
- A standard 40ft shipping container was used as the base structure.
- The double doors at one end were opened permanently to extend the usable space to 44ft.
The House Interior:
- The interior walls and ceiling were lined with gypsum insulation materials for comfort and temperature control.
- A well-lit, spacious kitchen was installed with granite countertops.
- Four bedrooms were created, each with wardrobe storage.
- Modern electric lighting was installed throughout the unit.
- Ceramic tiles lined the floor
The Structure Exterior
- A verandah (covered porch) was added to the exterior extending along the side created by opening the container doors.
- Gable roofing was installed on top of the container to enhance aeration.
The unit follows the specifications as indicated in the drawing.
Below is a YouTube video that clearly captures it all. Talk to us today if you have a similar idea and you want it to be executed with perfectionism and professionalism.