Infiniski adapts its shipping container houses to suit local conditions and resources

"It's not because of Climate Change. It's because I've never been able to leave food on my plate." This is the motto of sustainable housing design firm Infiniski, whose dwellings are up to 80-percent comprised of reused, recycled and non-polluting materials. Among them are, you guessed it, shipping containers, but also railway tracks, forklift paletts and even old bottles. Though each house is tailored to the needs of the client, the one thing they have in common - in spite of the eye-catching design - is surprising affordability... Continue Reading Infiniski adapts its shipping container houses to suit local conditions and resources

Section: Architecture

Tags: Container, House, Shipping

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