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Shipping Container “Pop-Up Stores” Opening in Chicago, Illinois
What Commercial real estate developer Related Midwest calls a “pop-up retail market” made of refurbished shipping containers is opening this month in Chicago, Illinois. Starting their venture on Randolph Street, Related Midwest plans a trial run of a concept that could expand to other areas of Chicago if successful.
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Environmental Benefits of Used Shipping Containers
It is well documented that shipping containers are durable, weather resistant, and transportable, giving them impressive versatility. However, did you know that shipping containers are being utilized by different groups to help the environment?
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Turn a Shipping Container Into a Secure Garage
Container One can help make these portable secure shipping container garages a reality. Conex containers make great storage units when extra storage is needed for that excess inventory, and it saves you a lot of money. Buying a container instead of renting them from other companies is the best method to save your company money.
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Shipping Containers Repurposed into Plug-In Pods for Social Good
With Urban rentals on the rise and low-income earner's wages remaining mostly sluggish, Wanona Satcher - an urban designer, landscape architect, and city planner - has been working for years to find a reasonable, realistic solution to the affordable housing challenge troubling cities across the country.
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What Size Shipping Container is Right for You - 20 ft or 40 ft?
Have you made the decision that a storage container is what you need? Compared to other options it makes the most sense. But how do you choose the best storage container or shipping container that best fits your needs? A typical ISO shipping container is made from Cor-ten steel also known as” weathering steel”.
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Shipping Container Farms: The Future of Plant Growing
In Los Angeles, a startup company, Local Roots, is using 40-foot-long shipping containers and turning them into “TerraFarms” that produce as many leafy greens as five acres of farmland. Not only are they using the shipping containers to grow all these plants, they are also doing it at a much faster pace, while using as…
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Tracking the World’s Shipping Containers Through Blockchain
A new company in the shipping industry is designing a Blockchain-driven platform that, for the first time, will provide a real-time registry of more than 27 million shipping containers. The new company, Blockshipping, says its solution is called the Global Shared Container Platform (GSCP). They believe it has what it takes to address the disorganized…
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5 Questions to Consider Before Using a Shipping Container as a Portable Storage Unit
Converting a shipping container into a storage unit is a great idea! This new trend has been growing in popularity over the past few years. With the surplus of both new and used shipping containers, making the cost go way down, there are some great deals to be had when compared to other alternatives. Before…
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College Students Use Shipping Containers to Help Refugees
With more refugees today than ever before, and exceedingly more expected in the coming years, the need for quick housing options is a necessity. A group of Undergraduate students have developed a way to not only build these facilities quickly but also save tens of thousands of dollars as well, using shipping containers.
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Rehabbed Shipping Containers Make Perfect Food Hall in Detroit, Michigan
In Detroit, Michigan, a food hall built from 21 rehabbed shipping containers plans to open Memorial Day weekend. Designed and built by the Detroit Shipping Company, when finished, the food hall will be a $3.1 million, 12,000-square-foot, two-story structure.
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Repurposed Shipping Containers Become Spiffy Lodging
Just outside of Round Top, TX, a town that’s about an hour’s drive from Austin, is home to the newest chic hotel to hit the area in a long time. The Flophouze Hotel doesn’t look like a boutique hotel from the highway with its red and blue shipping containers that you’d typically see belted to a…
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Shipping Container Homes for the Homeless
With a name like, the Cottages at Hickory Crossing, it sounds like something you might find in a nice suburban neighborhood. But the Cottages at Hickory Crossing are not out in suburbia. They are, instead, an experimental group of 50 micro-houses for the chronically homeless.
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