Skip to Content

THE MOST POPULAR CONTAINER HOMES OF 2018!

THE MOST POPULAR CONTAINER HOMES OF 2018!
Greetings from Around The World! 🙂
THE MOST POPULAR CONTAINER HOMES OF 2018

Happy 2019 everyone! In 2018 we saw an abundance of impressive shipping container homes made with containers. From tiny houses to cabins to unique builds made by families. So many innovative new builds came out of 2018! So we checked with our Google Analytics and here were the most popular 18 homes on our blog. Surprisingly, you guys LOVED all the exclusives we featured!

Take a look and enjoy! 🙂

#18: OUTPOST 7427139 CONTAINER RETREAT

Named after the serial number of one of its container building blocks, Outpost 7427139 measures a modest 40-square-metres, but sleeps six and has two bathrooms. 

OUTPOST 7427139 CONTAINER RETREAT

#17: GYPSY WAGON TINY CONTAINER HOME

One of our favorite exclusives from homeowner Robyn! She shared with us her tiny home made with a 20 x 8 shipping container by a local Sacramento company called Taynr.

GYPSY WAGON TINY CONTAINER HOME

#16: THE HELM TINY CONTAINER CABIN

Said to be Waco’s most unique and stunning vacation rental place. The “Helm” is the newest two-story container home by CargoHome™.

THE HELM TINY CONTAINER CABIN

#15: 8747 SHIPPING CONTAINER HOUSE

This has got to be the best self-documented container home build we have seen. The owner shows step by step how they turned four 40′ x 8′ shipping containers into an incredible home in a Missouri forest overlooking a river.

8747 SHIPPING CONTAINER HOUSE

#14: CDB2016 SHIPPING CONTAINER HOME

Said to be the first shipping container home in Cordoba, Spain, the 1280 sq. ft. house was designed by Francsico Carmona of Futurevo Building.

CDB2016 SHIPPING CONTAINER HOME

#13: CONTAINER GARAGE HOUSE

This one was an interesting one to research. A lot of translating but worth it because we at Container Home Hub really like to showcase all different types of shipping container homes. No one can argue that this shipping container home owner loves a lot of shed space. The entire second floor is an open garage!

CONTAINER GARAGE HOUSE

#12: VALDIVIA VIVIENDA SUSTENTABLE CONTAINER

Another incredible Container Home Hub Exclusive! Jorge Cardenas Jara, the architect of this shipping container home, shared with us the home he built with his father. This shipping container home is made of two shipping containers, 3 rooms, 1 bath, and a big central space where the kitchen is the main event. 

VALDIVIA VIVIENDA SUSTENTABLE CONTAINER

#11: THE CORNILLON SHIPPING CONTAINER HOUSE

Situated on nine acres of fields and woodland, this shipping container house is tucked into a secluded oasis a mile from the hamlet of Tivoli, New York. This house was designed and built by Arnaud Cornillon as a model for sustainable living. 

THE CORNILLON SHIPPING CONTAINER HOUSE

#10: POINT LOOKOUT SHIPPING CONTAINER HOME

On Airbnb, you can rent this entire house for $450AUD or $347USD. With enough space for 9 people this seems pretty sweet!

POINT LOOKOUT SHIPPING CONTAINER HOME

#9: THE TORONTO CONTAINER HOUSE

A true exclusive, this is Toronto’s very first permanent shipping container house! The City of Toronto sold this 12′ wide lot, adjacent to a laneway, to the Owner.  The Toronto Container House that is currently circulating on Instagram was a collaborative project. Led by the Owner (not currently disclosed), structural engineering by Wonder Inc., containers supplied and modified by Storstac Inc. , and windows and Doors by Glasshaus Living

THE TORONTO CONTAINER HOUSE

#8: LUCKDROPS STUDIO+ TINY CONTAINER HOME

Stated to be “a ‘pretty’ tough home,” Luckdrops introduces their luxurious state-of-the-art well-engineered homes designed from strong shipping containers. 

LUCKDROPS STUDIO+ TINY CONTAINER HOME

#7: ROYAL OAK SHIPPING CONTAINER HOUSE

The concept car designer and his wife made local headlines last year when they bought a 2,350-square-foot home in Royal Oak, MI. The home was made out of seven shipping containers.

Royal Oak Shipping Container Home

#6: THE HAB TINY CONTAINER HOME

Tomas Ryan shares his entire story and report on building a shipping container habitat on his blog. It’s definitely a very well-documented shipping container build!

THE HAB TINY CONTAINER HOME

#5: DRYADES ST SHIPPING CONTAINER HOME

This contemporary home designed by architect Corey Newell was made out of for 40 feet recycled shipping containers. The 1,280 square-foot three-bedroom, built in 2016, has an open floor plan and a long, narrow kitchen.

DRYADES ST SHIPPING CONTAINER HOME

#4: CASCADIA CONTAINER RESIDENCE

This stunning container residence made its rounds on social media, and thankfully Brandon from One Way Construction gave us at Container Home Hub the exclusive on these spectacular photos! Said to have taken about 18 month (lots of welding and fabrication) to complete, The Cascadia Container Residence definitely worth checking out.

CASCADIA CONTAINER RESIDENCE

#3: CALLICOON CENTER SHIPPING CONTAINER HOME

If this house doesn’t wow you, I don’t know what will. This shipping container home is impressive! Located in Callicoon Center, NY, Amy Fisch describes the two-bedroom, two-bath home that she shares with her husband as “centrally located in the middle of nowhere.” Constructed of four side-by-side containers, the house has west-facing views and resembles a wood-framed barn.

CALLICOON-CENTER-SHIPPING-CONTAINER-HOME

#2: DE LUX CONTAINER HOME

Another incredible Container Home Hub Exclusive! From Oregon’s only container home manufacturer, Relevant Buildings shared with us their largest shipping container home model. The De Lux Container Home model is a 900 sq. ft., 2 bed, 1 bath home made of two 40′ containers that are set 8′ apart.

DE LUX CONTAINER HOME

#1: THE NEST SHIPPING CONTAINER HOME

Students at the Missouri University of Science and Technology refurbished three disused shipping containers to build a house that proves zero-net homes can be affordable and reliable. The project was designed for 2015’s Solar Decathlon, which challenges students to design and build solar-powered houses that are cost-effective and energy-efficient.

So what do you think? Which one is your favorite? 🙂

Information Source: Click individual post titles for information sources

Photo Source:  Click individual post titles for photo sources

» Follow Container Home Hub on Facebook for regular shipping container home updates here «

Was this helpful?

Thanks for your feedback!

Container Home Hub is not a shipping container home construction company. While we do our best to make sure our information is accurate, please contact a professional shipping container home builder for information. Container Home Hub is also a blog and does not independently sell shipping container houses and/or shipping container house plans. Container Home Hub currently uses advertisements from a third-party advertising site in addition to occasional affiliate links.