Shipping container houses are chicer than they sound. Shipping containers are an eco-friendly living option homeowners and renters are loving.

Montainer, a company formed last year by five partners from the Missoula and Seattle areas, is in production of its Nomad 192, a 192-square-feet house made from a recycled shipping container.

It’s not been the smoothest of journeys, but when complete, Shay Trader figures to have an architectural conversation starter ...

In fact, its quite the opposite. Honomobo is a Canadian company behind a series of sleek, utilitarian tiny and small homes crafted from recycled shipping containers.

The 12-year-old boy and his dog sat on a couch in not just any home, but one made from four recycled shipping containers.

Shipping container homes have gained popularity due to their cost-effectiveness, durability and eco-friendly nature, reusing materials that would otherwise go to waste.

Eko Solutions is re-thinking what a home looks like by using recycled shipping containers. They completely transform the container, both inside and out, to create both temporary and permanent models.

Plans for the affordable housing project known as The Jones Apartments will have 26 recycled shipping containers converted into 24 stand-alone apartment homes with one handicap-accessible unit and ...

With a total of 320 square feet, the shipping container will be transformed into a one-bedroom, one-bathroom home with a living room and combined kitchen/dining space.

Spanning 3,000 square feet, this shipping container home in Denver, Colorado, has an industrial aesthetic with rustic elements. Inside, a massive double-height great room is the core of the space.