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52 Weeks of Floor Plans --- Week 28!

Who could imagine that one day people would be saying... 
I want to live in a shipping container!
I am completely infatuated with shipping container designs.
Whether the home is modest or colossal, the capabilities with the recycled product fascinates me.
There is so much potential with using this material.

(For my plan below, I'm imagining 3 shipping containers, 2 large flanking a small.)

I personally prefer the wood exterior.  The solar panels are a great, logical addition.  I prefer slanted roofs -elevated in the front, declining in the rear (which has potential to collect rain water for a garden.)

Below are some beautiful facades - some clearly more extravagant than others, but overall, well designed!
Shipping Container Home

I love this one :) I still love the style of this one best.  Floor-plan is there also.

THIS is what a shipping container house looks like, when dolled up. You can do less windows of course and you can do it in all different ways. They're really gorgeous. Economically friendly, a self sustaining lifestyle. Nick's ideas are amazing, as long as we can follow through.

Container Home plans and designs,   You can start creating your own dream home from used shipping containers by downloading floorplans and easy step by step instructions here http://howtobuildashippingcontainerhome.blogspot.co.nz/

Modular Shipping Container Home Offers The Perfect Floor Plan -Built using a standard 40′ shipping container, this is one of the prefab houses designed by Australian firm Nova Deko Modular.

Shipping Container in the forest with great patina to the siding.

I find these 11 tiny homes inspiring. I can easily see myself living in what many would consider a very small space. Cozy!

The house Patrick Bradley built: The four shipping containers have been cantilevered over ...

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