Green architecture has taken the nation by storm, with people and businesses showing greater interest in green construction. In recent years, the rise of the tiny house movement has snowballed — evidence that living with less is really more. Now, a new kind of minimalist architecture has taken shape — the sustainable shipping container home.
Cities across America have honed in on fighting back against climate change, recognizing the importance of building more resilient metropolises that safeguard citizens and economies. As the United States invests in decreasing greenhouse gases by 50%–52% below 2005 levels by 2030 and reaching net zero by 2050, some industries — such as architecture and construction — are getting creative.
Sustainable shipping container homes allow cities to follow through with climate resilience initiatives and look toward a greener future. But what is a sustainable shipping container home and how can it be environmentally friendly?
