Designed with safety and privacy in mind, new shipping container shelters at Camp Hope in Yakima provide an alternative housing option for those who can’t stay in traditional emergency shelters, ...

Shipping container shelters have been approved for use as temporary housing at Camp Hope in Yakima, offering a place for those who need separate housing. The Yakima City Council on Tuesday amended the ...

The Phoenix City Council on Wednesday approved a plan to install shelter units made from shipping containers on city-owned land in southwest Phoenix. The plan is an effort by the city to find creative ...

A local storage container company is turning their containers into storm shelters. Hugg & Hall Mobile Storage of Little Rock said hundreds their containers are currently across Vilonia helping restore ...

Moreta and his team, , have been working non-stop to begin construction on their Container Cities. A pilot project has already begun in Jacmel, which lies along the Caribbean Sea, in the Southern part ...

A shipping container is getting new life as a clothing closet to outfit homeless men staying at the Westside Men’s Shelter in Catonsville , gearing them up and helping them prepare for future jobs.

When natural disasters devastate communities, traditional emergency response methods often struggle with logistical challenges and time constraints. Shipping containers are revolutionizing disaster ...

An emergency homeless shelter made out of shipping containers will soon go up on the edge of downtown Modesto after Stanislaus County leaders approved $2.5 million in funding for the project. The plan ...

YAKIMA — Shipping container shelters deposited at Camp Hope in recent months offer nine new units for individuals who need separate housing, so long as their use is approved by the Yakima City Council ...

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The owners expanded the footprint of their Tasmania shelter with cinder blocks, timber finishes, and large panes of glass.