Shipping container houses typically have 14-gauge corrugated steel walls that are 0.075 inches thick, with frames, pillars, and rails made of 7-gauge tubular steel at a thickness of 0.187 inches. Q.

Shipping container homes aren’t just a design trend – they’re a bold statement about sustainability, creativity, and ...

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

Container Kings, a local construction company, broke ground on the two homes in northern Sioux Falls in mid-February and will be completed between June 1-15. The second home will be on done in July.

The newly completed house is made of 5½ shipping containers – the rectangular, corrugated steel boxes that can hop from a freighter to a freight train to the back of a tractor-trailer. It ...

Shipping container homes are what it sounds like: homes built utilizing shipping containers that once carried products on ships, trucks, and trains.

The shipping containers at 28th & "Vine" have been all over the world, but are making their permanent home along the 27th Street corridor as part of new duplexes.

San Diego — The region’s first housing project made from shipping containers could open as soon as April, providing homes for 21 formerly homeless veterans and possibly paving the way for ...

When it is complete, the estimated cost for the shipping container home, excluding the land, will be about $40,000. “That is roughly 40 percent of what construction costs for a traditional three ...

The home, made of seven shipping containers, sold in 2016 for $429,900, according to realtor.com.

Each time Contanium builds a home, it becomes a model the firm can mass-produce. Take the Ashokan ($12,000), a 20-foot-long container with insulated windows, sliding glass doors and plywood floors.

Building a container home was a dream come true for homeowners Shawn and Mike McConkey. Mike, an architectural engineer and construction superintendent was able to do a good portion of the ...