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Posted by ContainerSolutions on January 19th, 2021

You can get many uses out of recycled shipping containers. The economy is making commodity prices rise higher in today's global situation, while mankind is extracting what it has sown from nature. When rates increase and firms begin to lay off workers, more individuals find themselves homeless and cramming for ways to pay their bills.

In order to build homes, apartments, studios and other shelter camps, groups involved in community programmes use second hand shipping containers. There have also been successful developments in London for two- and three-story apartments. Homeless people who apply are given some of the apartments, while others are leased out or sold out at reduced rates.

In Amsterdam, within the school campuses, freight shipping containers are used to construct dormitories for students. According to the financial capacity of the student, the room accommodation and facilities differ. There are air-conditioned spaces, toilets and bathrooms, and the size of the rooms can be perfect for 1 to 6 people. In general, there are mess halls, entertainment areas, reception, lounges and more in the dormitory.

A few of the relief organisations constructed relief houses and permanent houses with used shipping containers during Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. The designs of these houses are distinctive and appealing, while the basic housing facilities are complete.

In Haiti, a similar occurrence occurred when it was destroyed by a powerful earthquake. In order to raise more money, the organisations are planning events to finance the initiative to create a small community of houses made of steel containers.

People are specialists in various fields behind the projects. For example, the seismic activity and intensity of hurricanes are taken into account in the construction of buildings, so they can not be easily damaged when calamities hit again. Each unit also comes with a garden of its own. It is believed that the project would house 2 million Haitians.

Resort houses are also made out of used shipping containers in some parts of the islands. In order to produce a 2-storey resort home, complete with a bar, living room, master suite, bedroom, kitchen, dining room, 2nd-story balcony, and toilet and bathroom, the containers are connected side by side and from top to bottom.

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