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Fawood Children's Center. Sustainable Green Architecture Made With Recycled Shipping Containers.

 

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The Fawood Children’s Center provides, under one roof, a nursery for 3-5 year olds, nursery facilities for autistic and special needs children, and a Children’s Center with adult learning services.

The primary structure is a trapezoid shed enclosure, which takes the form of a steel portal frame structure with a deep overhanging roof, formed of a mix of opal polycarbonate roof cladding and bright pink powder-coated profiled steel cladding, on galvanized steel purlins and portal frame.

Client: 
Stonebridge Housing Action Trust
Location: 
London, UK
Date: 
2004

Nomadic Museum. Shigeru Ban's prefab, modular, mobile shipping container museum. Large scale shipping container architecture.

 

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Temporary Architecture

The Nomadic Museum is a, well, nomadic museum, one that can be easily taken apart and rebuilt in different places. The walls on the building are created from stacked and staggered shipping containers, with paper tube columns and a fabric ceiling.  Despite its size, tt is a piece of mobile architecture which is easily assembled and disassembled and then shipped (contents included) in the same shipping containers that make up the walls.

Location: 
Mobile

Kunstlab Orbino - Unit 1 - Cantilevered Cargo Shipping Container Architecture Design

 

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Location: 
Holland

Gad - Recycled Shipping Container Gallery In Oslo. Shipping Container Prefab Architecture At Its Best.

 

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The site for Oslo’s newest Art Gallery GAD, is exceptional. GAD stands all alone at the tip of the pier at Tjuvholmen, surrounded by all the activities that have to take place when a new part of town with 1.200 dwellings, a huge amount of offices and a great deal of shops is going to be built. These containers haven’t appeared on a wrong site and are not out of track, but they are exactly where they suppose to be.

Client: 
Alexandra Dyvi
Location: 
Oslo, Norway
Date: 
2005
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