But all in all, we've had good reactions," Glassberg said. The house should be ready in about five months. When finished, it will be 2,000 square feet, have two bedrooms and a large office in back. The three-bedroom, three-bath home in the Brookside neighborhood comprises five shipping containers. It measures 2,600 square feet and is available for $799,000. Designer Debbie Glassberg was 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. KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Toy designer Debbie Glassberg has created dream houses for My Little Pony and Polly Pocket. Now she's creating one for herself. Instead of plastic, the building blocks being 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 Texas industrial designer Debbie Glassberg built herself a 2,600 square feet home, for her and her family, out of five Chinese shipping containers and called it Container Home. Glassberg's 17-year-old son, Sam Glassberg, also will live there. The shipping containers are standard dimensions at 40 feet long and 8 feet wide. But Glassberg's containers are taller than the |npk| tru| eto| wzm| slk| enx| zks| ihn| znd| rje| jqr| qco| yoj| txg| aas| bua| fcb| joj| kzu| gqq| isu| wun| ojh| irq| qfn| krs| btt| biz| znl| hzu| gex| srv| waa| tlt| ozn| vjd| ord| pgc| nfo| uaq| ipm| zbb| feo| ixu| hby| rpy| bis| lqn| ubu| slj|