Shippingcontainer. Urban Rio, Panama's First Affordable Green Container Project. UPDATE 3/16/09 – Urban Core International has gone dark. The website was shut down. If you have any concerns, feel free to contact us. Aaron Newman, founder and managing partner of Urban Core International, sent me the details of his latest project, Urban Rio. Specifically, Urban Rio is a product of Urban Core's prefab and container division called Envision Prefab. It's easy on the eyes, to say the least, and just so happens to be the first sustainable, affordable, container project in Panama.
Urban Rio units will have energy-efficient appliances, HEPA filters, energy-efficient split air conditioners, smart lighting controls, a water recycling and reclamation system, low-flow faucets and toilets, tankless hot water heaters, and a living green roof. Article tags: Development, international, residential. Architecture and hygiene - home. Rctc industrial zombie llc movie making machine department of mechanized architecture emergency house eco-orphanage moma deitch yahoo ding-dong cnn contact sonofderrida@aol.com copyright © 2014 adam kalkin all images and materials are the properties of their respective owners.
Kavel.startpagina.nl. Woonkavels.nl - Bouw een eigen huis op eigen grond. Shipping Container Homes. ::: LOT-EK ::: Container. Twelve amazing shipping container houses | Yahoo! Green. A DO IT YOURSELF (DIY) REFERENCE AND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SERVICE FOR CONVERTING RECYCLED INTERMODAL CARGO SHIPPING CONTAINERS INTO BUILDINGS AND ARCHITECTURE. INCLUDES BUILT PROJECT EXAMPLES, DETAILS, PLANS, MATERIALS, TECHNIQUES, VIDEOS, AND MORE… | Res. Sketchbookideas. Home Contained. TAMarchitettura - CNT. TAMarchitettura - CNT. HIVEMODULAR. Vraagbaak - Toon onderwerp - bouwen met ruwbouw in containers. The Shipping Muse. Downtown Houston, Texas, feels like a ghost town.
Buildings with tinted windows loom heavily and cast dark shadows on the abandoned sidewalks. Residents rarely spend time here, and when they do, you would hardly know it: 6.3 miles of tunnels connect more than 80 city buildings, pushing pedestrians underground and away from the heat, the humidity, and the possibility of a dynamic urban lifestyle. Though the city lacks visible signs of human interaction, Houston is industrially and economically one of the busiest places in America. Its refineries produce up to 1.5 million barrels of oil each day, and its port handles the most foreign cargo—and second-most total tonnage—in the United States. Each year, more than 225 million tons of cargo pass through the 25-mile-long port, including 1.6 million shipping containers—or 1.6 million potential building blocks, in the eyes of Houston developers Katie Nichols and John Walker. The future of container construction, however, is still unclear.
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