Temporary classrooms Prefabricated modular school building projects

In some developed countries, packed container houses are widely used in the construction of temporary schools or small schools in remote areas. 

For example, in some remote mining areas in Australia, in order to solve the education problems of miners' children, small schools have been constructed 

by using packed container houses. These schools make full use of the characteristics of the container in the spatial layout, combining classrooms, libraries, 

small playgrounds and so on in a reasonable way. In terms of safety, strict structural reinforcement and fire-fighting facilities have been provided in accordance 

with local building codes, and partial energy self-sufficiency has been achieved through the installation of solar panels and other measures.

Modular schools can be customized：

Container modular school design points:

• Structural safety: Although the container itself has a certain degree of structural strength, when constructing the school, structural reinforcement and remodeling are still required in accordance with building codes and design requirements to ensure the safety of the building. Especially in terms of earthquake and wind resistance, corresponding measures should be taken to protect the lives of teachers and students.

• Spatial layout: the internal spatial layout of the container should be reasonably designed according to the functional needs and teaching mode of the school. For example, the size of the classroom, the placement of tables and chairs, the width of the channel and so on need to meet the requirements of education and teaching, while taking into account the ventilation, lighting and other factors, to provide teachers and students with a comfortable learning and working environment.

• Appearance design: the appearance of the container can be beautified by painting, decoration and other ways to make it harmonize with the surrounding environment. At the same time, it can be combined with the school's cultural characteristics and educational concepts, designed with a unique style of building appearance, to enhance the school's recognizability and attractiveness.

• Supporting facilities: Schools need to be equipped with perfect supporting facilities, such as water supply and drainage, electrical, ventilation, fire and so on. When building schools in containers, the layout and installation of these facilities should be reasonably planned to ensure their normal operation and use.