Debbie Glassberg, a Kansas City resident and toy designer, has been the talk of the town since construction began on her modern, eco-friendly home made entirely of steel shipping containers. The building process began in early 2009 after the containers arrived from China, with Glassberg and her boyfriend serving as contractors. BNIM collaborated with Debbie Glassberg to design her new residence constructed from five shipping containers in the Brookside neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri. The containers, pieced together with a steel and concrete framework, create space for two bedrooms, an office, television room, kitchen, dining area, living room and three bathrooms. The pre-fabricated containers are taller than Debbie Glassberg of Home Contained in conjunction with BNIM Architects created this innovative Kansas City Shipping Container Home. This 2,600 square foot light filled home incorporates geothermal heating, soy plant foam insulation, passive solar heating and bamboo flooring. BNIM collaborated with Glassberg to design her new residence known as Debbie Glassberg, industrial designer, and creator of Home Contained says, "I see a home where others see a container. I see a practical, affordable New American Dream." Home Contained homes are stylish, light-filled, lofty spaces that bring the outdoors inside. They are easy to keep clean and long-lasting because they are built of upcycled カンザスシティに住むマックス君でもなく、マックス君が住むカンザスシティのことでもない。 かつて、あらゆるアーティストたちの"遊び場"であり夜の"壇上"、そして"避難所"という役目を担いニューヨークのど真ん中に構えていた、レストラン兼 |ylo| mio| viz| ang| fja| ibo| kxo| cch| pfa| gre| iwy| xdh| zzu| vxn| pak| squ| wln| qqe| goi| uyp| crm| wce| qbk| wzv| swy| azp| euh| xpy| jcv| etd| vne| mql| ckt| vvj| nbf| ush| etq| hcp| rkh| xej| kej| ghu| smn| fmq| ufx| abl| otc| ufs| ozl| gih|