Architects Daniel Moreno Flores and Sebastian Calero built this industrial-chic shipping container home in 2015 using seven recycled shipping containers. Located in Pichincha, Ecuador, “RDP House” reflects their client’s passion for mechanics, motorbikes and cars. RDP House’s rough and ready
Caterpillar House, Santiago, Chile.
Caterpillar House is a shipping container home built in the outskirts of Santiago Chile in a suburban residential area for an art collector and his family. To save time and money, twelve second-hand shipping containers were used: five 40″ standard
Containers of Hope, Shipping Container Home San Jose, Costa Rica.
Benjamin García Saxe Architecture clients’ Gabriela Calvo and Marco Peralta who constructed “The Containers of Hope” dreamed of living sustainably and debt free in an eco container home on their property 20 minutes outside of the city of San Jose, Costa Rica. They
Alterra Pinamar – The Beach Resort Built With Shipping Containers, Argentina.
Argentine architect Clorindo Testa is responsible for the design of Alterra Pinamar an impressive 32,000 square feet resort built with shipping containers located at the upscale beach area of Pinamar, approximately 350 kilometers south-east from Buenos Aires.
Emporio The Recycled Shipping Container Deli by Infiniski
Emporio is a recently completed commercial shipping container project in Talca, Chile by those very creative people at Infiniski who also brought us Manifesto House. The building designed by James and Mau is approximately 150m2 with an additional 35 m2
Liray House – A Shipping Container Home By Proyecto ARQtainer, Santiago, Chile
Designed and constructed by Proyecto ARQtainer from Santago Chile, architect Ruben Rivera Peede has produced Liray House – a new eco container home project for one of his clients. Ruben’s brief was to design and construct a house quickly, that
Manifesto House – A Container Home by James & Mau, for Infiniski
Infiniski designs and builds eco-friendly houses and buildings based on the use of recycled, reused and non polluting materials and the integration of alternative and renewable energy. The Infiniski projects are designed by James & Mau – Architects and designers,