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Shipping Container Architecture: Waste Not

Figure 3: student in recycled container dorm

Shipping Container Architecture: Waste Not, Want Not

March 10, 2014 | Filed under: News

My grandfather used to live in a small lake house located on the shores of Lake Pontchartrain, just across from New Orleans. I remember driving past the ports when we would visit and seeing the shipping yards full of shipping containers in every color of the rainbow, stacked higher than …

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