Woh. New Jersey architect and artist Adam Kalkin's prefab homes are made from recycled shipping containers, and they're relatively cheap, mobile and fully recyclable. (Via Fast Company)
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I wonder how tough it is to turn a shipping container into something that's actually liveable. I love the idea, and I think it's something my husband I would seriously consider, if it were presented in a way that made it look doable.