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This video brings to you 10 Awesome Modern Shipping Container Prefabs and Modular Homes in the United States 2017.
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https://youtu.be/g8MydEq_ltc10. Saddlebag Shipping Container House.
The house is made of two, 40 foot shipping containers that saddlebag a taller common space.
Project Summary.
Architect: Studio h.T
Location: Nederland, Colorado, United States.
Salient Features: 3 Bedrooms; 2 Bathrooms; Lounge; Dining and Kitchen.
Number of Shipping Containers Used: 2.
Habitable Space: 1517 square feet.
Completion Date: 2010.
9. Mike Mcconkey Residence.
It is credited as being one of the first container homes in San Diego, made of three 20 foot shipping containers.
Project Summary.
Architect: ORB Architecture.
Location: San Diego, California, United States.
Salient Features: 1 Bedroom; 1 Bathroom; and Open Plan Living Area.
Number of Shipping Containers Used: 3.
Habitable Space: 800 square feet.
Completion Date: 2015
8. THE CONCHS.
The Conchs; are two 40 foot shipping container houses for low profile vacation rentals for visitors to Carolina Beach in North Carolina.
Project Summary.
Owner: Shelly.
Location: Carolina Beach, North Carolina, United States.
Salient Features: 1 Bedroom; 1 Bathroom; and Open Plan Living Area.
Number of Shipping Containers Used: 1.
Habitable Space: 320 square feet.
Completion Date: 2016.
7. SAVANNAH CONTAINER HOUSE.
The home is made from two, 40 foot shipping containers placed about 6 feet apart on a foundation system of steel I-beams resting on concrete piers.
Project summary.
Architect: Julio Garcia Architect.
Location: Savannah, Georgia, United States.
Salient Features: 1 Bedroom; 1 Bathroom; and Open Plan Living.
Number of Shipping Containers used: 2.
Habitable Space: 970 square feet.
Completion date: 2014.
6: ADRIANCE HOUSE.
Architect adam kalkin combines 12 shipping containers inside a larger structure.
Project Summary.
Architect: Adam Kalkin.
Location: Northern Maine, United States.
Salient Features: 4 Bedrooms; 3 Bathrooms; Open Plan Living; Office; and Playroom.
Number of Shipping Containers Used: 12.
Habitable Space: 4000 square feet.
Completion Date: 2003.
5. CONTAINER GUEST HOUSE.
This is one of the most popular shipping container project. Serves as a guesthouse.
Project Summary.
Architect: Poteet Architects
Salient Features: 1 Bedroom; 1 Bathroom; and Open Plan Living
Location: San Antonio, Texas, United States.
Number of Shipping Containers: 1.
Habitable Space: 320 square feet.
Completion Date: 2010.
4. CORDELL HOUSE.
This is a three bedroom house made of four shipping containers.
Project Summary:
Architect/Builder: Numen Development, LLC.
Location: San Antonio, Texas, United States.
Salient Features: 3 Bedroom; 3 Bathrooms; and Open Plan Living.
Number of Shipping Containers Used: 4.
Habitable Space: 1858 square feet.
Completion Date: 2008.
3 IS. DEBBIE GLASSBERG HOUSE.
The Debbie Glassberg residence is constructed from five shipping containers with glass walls to create a two-story residence.
Project Summary.
Architect: BNIM Architects.
Location: Kansas City, Missouri, United States.
Salient Features: 2 Bedrooms; 3 Bathrooms; Open Plan Living; Office; and TV room.
Number of Shipping Containers Used: 5.
Habitable Space: 2600 square feet.
Completion Date: 2009.
2. The LOhi Container House.
It is constructed from nine 40-foot-long recycled shipping containers prefabricated off-site before they were shipped to Denver.
Project Summary.
Architect: Hybrid Architecture.
Location: Denver, Colorado, United States.
Salient Features: 3 Bedrooms; 3 Bathrooms; Open Plan Living; Office; and Balcony.
Number of Shipping Containers used: 7.
Habitable Space: 2192 square feet.
Completion Date: 2014.
1. PV14 HOUSE.
This home is made using 14 shipping containers as the primary element.
Project Summary.
Architect: M Gooden Design.
Location: San Antonio, Texas, United States.
Salient Features: 3 Bedrooms; 3.5 Bathrooms; Open Plan Living; roof deck; and Entertainment area.
Number of Shipping Containers Used: 12.
Habitable Space: 3200 square feet.
Completion Date: 2014.
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