Shipping containers have become quite popular lately seeing how they can be repurposed into all sorts of cool housing ...

After seeing a post on Inhabitat titled Compact Prefab House is Made from a Single Shipping Container in Milan, Architect and writer Lance Hosey tweets: When will the shipping-container-home fad die?

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It’s no surprise to see the popularity of shipping container homes increase in recent times, especially when architects just keep getting more and more creative with what they can do with them. Adding ...

It wouldn’t be a stretch to call LOT-EK one of the original pioneers of shipping-container prefab. Their Modular Dwelling Unit, a simple yet brilliant design, has now been on the scene since 2002, and ...

Inhabitat’s Prefab Friday column has seen its fair share of shipping container homes, but we’ve never seen shipping containers paired with bamboo as a construction material before. But now, Bamboo ...

This two-story luxury Amazon tiny house is your chic answer to living side-by-side with nature. The foldable tiny home is ...

House in a Box is a family-owned company in Cincinnati turning shipping containers into dwelling spaces like homes, cabins, and offices. House in a Box is a family-owned company in Cincinnati turning ...

CALDWELL — In a warehouse just outside downtown Caldwell, old, rusted shipping containers are being converted into one possible solution to today's affordable housing crisis — modular homes. The ...

At the intersection of tiny houses and container homes are prefab homes: technically mobile houses that promise to be the sum of all the great things from either category, and zero minuses. This one ...

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In late July, trucks pulled up to a vacant lot in Berkeley, California, carrying shipping-container-sized studio apartments, each already fully built inside. It took four days to stack the Lego-like ...