Public Use

Public container house buildings are designed to support healthcare, education, emergency response, and community services. This category includes container hospitals, mobile clinics, isolation units, classrooms, dormitories, and emergency shelters. These buildings prioritize safety, hygiene, rapid deployment, and regulatory compliance.
Public-use container buildings are engineered for reliability and scalability. Key parameters include fire resistance, ventilation systems, sanitary installations, accessibility design, and structural durability. Their modular nature allows governments and NGOs to quickly respond to emergencies, population growth, or infrastructure shortages.
This category is widely adopted by public institutions, humanitarian organizations, healthcare providers, and educational authorities. Modular public buildings offer a practical and efficient alternative to conventional construction in both urban and remote areas.