Modified Shipping Container Living Spaces

Field operations managers can feel confident that shipping container man camp housing will provide adequate living space for remote workers. When it comes to rugged workforce housing, modified shipping containers are hard to beat. Conex containers are durable enough for the toughest job sites, including oil fields and mining camps.

Border patrol housing created from modified shipping containers helps government purchasers provide necessary living quarters, even in remote locations. The portability of containers allows border patrol to place and relocate the units easily while maintaining security for housed personnel.

Farm worker housing is often needed to accommodate seasonal agriculture and farming needs. Farm owners and operators who turn to modified shipping containers find the housing units to be sturdy for frequent relocation as well as safe and comfortable living environments. The small, foundation-free footprint of shipping containers makes them ideal — even for sensitive ecosystems.

We created a non-permanent living space for The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (U.S.F.W.) with a minimal footprint, including a full bathroom and kitchenette with climate control, plug and play electrical, and plumbing prepared for greywater tanks. Units like these can easily be placed across the country with only minimal disruption to the ecosystem.

Multi-family housing is also possible with modified shipping containers. When designing an apartment complex, consider the benefits of modular construction with these containers. Such apartment plans include the stacking and joining of pre-modified container units. In a building block-like fashion, container apartments are easily transported to the site by truck and assembled quickly and securely, creating a unique, comfortable, and long-lasting building.

Create vital housing for first responders with the help of modified shipping containers. Local municipalities can rely on these secure, durable, and portable units to improve preparedness for potential disasters. Design each living unit with necessary modifications, including insulation, climate control, water, and electrical connections to best support our rescue workers.

Temporary housing from shipping containers for disaster relief supports displaced individuals by providing necessary accommodations in a pinch. Shipping container housing can be placed nearly anywhere with ease, and modifications made to the units provide much needed comfort for individuals who are in a state of transition.