one of five images from the 03 October 2008 issue of eye candy...
posted by eric at 9:23 AM
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2 Comments:
This reminds me of this new way of recycling shipping containers for use in construction. It’s a pretty cool innovation in green building: recycling unused shipping containers and using them as high-end condos, office buildings, low-income housing, or even relief shelters. Check out our blog post at:
http://www.uship.com/blog/archive/2008/10/02/living-inside-the-box-creative-eco-friendly-design-using-shipping-containers.aspx
I hope you find it informative and entertaining. Let me know any comments you might have about the post or the site in general. We’re always looking to improve.
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Ben Leffler
bleffler@uship.com
yes - does look like shipping containers!
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