Architect Brian Stark wants to tackle the country's affordable housing crisis — one shipping container at a time.

The new X-WING facility is a new approach to helping homeless residents get off the street and into somewhere safe and cool.

ABC15 first reported on the shipping container conversions last year. In 2022, a city spokesperson said the units would provide shelter for 80 people and be part of a congregate site for 200 others.

Twenty unhoused people in Phoenix are set to move into a new solar-powered shelter constructed out of shipping containers. The WGA has been on strike for more than 100 days.

SIX. ANIMAL SHELTERS IN OUR AREA ARE IN DESPERATE NEED OF SPACE. WITH OVERCROWDING NOW A HUGE ISSUE. AND NOW LOCAL NONPROFIT IS HOPING SHIPPING CONTAINERS MIGHT OFFER A TEMPORARY SOLUTION ...

In partnership with Steel + Spark and the City of Phoenix, Stark has introduced a unique housing design dubbed the “X-WING” ...

Meet Brian Stark, the architect behind Arizona's eco-friendly affordable housing solution, where he turns old shipping ...

If regulations are approved, The Neighborhood Center of West Volusia plans to build transitional housing using converted ...

LIBERTY, S.C. — A South Carolina humane society is helping a dog recover after someone abandoned it in the heat of the day in a closed plastic container outside the shelter. The Pickens County ...