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In Savannah, GA there is an abundance of unwanted shipping containers left in the city’s port. After being used for one-way flow of consumer goods from China to America these heavy duty containers can easily be re-purposed for environmentally conscious homes.
Julio Garcia, architect, decided to do just that with two 40′ shipping containers to build his own home and studio. The two shipping containers are placed about 6′ apart. The 6′ gap has a wood-framed floor and shed roof, and the container sidewalls were cut open to create a large spacious living room. This home has one bedroom, one bathroom and a kitchen. What do you think?
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Artist’s Shipping Container Home and Studio
Images © Tessa Blumenberg
Images © Tessa Blumenberg
What do you think of this unique container home? What would you change about it to make it right for you? Or would it work as-is?
Resources:
- Tessa Blumenberg (Photographer)
- Julie Garcia (Architect)
- Small House Bliss (as seen on)
- BusyBoo (as seen on)
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