The Mark T adapts three repurposed steel containers into a stacked coastal home tucked in Port Neil, South Australia. The 40-foot high-cube forms the main living area, a 7-foot module contains the staircase, and a 20-foot unit becomes the upstairs master bedroom. Large windows, luxury vinyl flooring, and powder-coated tapware soften the industrial origins and maximize natural light. The central kitchen anchors social activity and promotes gathering. The bathroom includes a shower, sink, odourless low-water toilet, and a Rheem gas hot water system. Electrical and plumbing systems are delivered ready to connect. Three external decks expand living space for entertaining, gardening, and panoramic views.
Three steel boxes painted uniform black have been transformed into something that feels more like a coastal retreat than repurposed industrial materials. The 40-foot high-cube container anchors everything as the main living space, while a compact 7-foot module houses the staircase, and a 20-foot unit perches on top as the master bedroom. It's a stacked design that works surprisingly well, creating a home that feels spacious rather than cramped.
Three separate decks extend the living area well beyond the container walls, each serving a different purpose. The front deck works as your main outdoor room, big enough for dinner parties or just spreading out with family. The rear deck takes a more intimate approach, designed as a rooftop garden where you can grow herbs or vegetables. The top deck, reached by a spiral staircase, offers the best views of the surrounding landscape
The central kitchen becomes the natural heart of the home, drawing people together rather than isolating them. Generous windows flood the space with light, while luxury vinyl flooring and powder-coated tapware add touches that feel intentional rather than industrial. The bathroom includes all the essentials-a shower, a sink, and an odourless toilet that keeps water usage down. A Rheem gas hot water system handles the practical side of things,
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