Upcycling Shipping Containers
Shipping containers can be regarded as waste objects that can be used as building components thus avoiding the use of steel from other processes or the extraction of virgin materials during the product stage. Empty containers are accumulated worldwide as a result of the linear nature of the trading system. With an upcycling process, the “stored” steel contained within abandoned freight containers is introduced into the circular economy of the building sector. This upcycling process provides for each new house a general global warming potential reduction.
Shipping containers can be regarded as waste objects that can be used as building components thus avoiding the use of steel from other processes or the extraction of virgin materials during the product stage. Empty containers are accumulated worldwide as a result of the linear nature of the trading system. With an upcycling process, the “stored” steel contained within abandoned freight containers is introduced into the circular economy of the building sector. This upcycling process provides for each new house a general global warming potential reduction.
Cocoon Modules is upcycling shipping Containers effectively transforming them into luxurious houses that otherwise would require newly produced raw materials to build. In an ever consuming society Cocoon Modules is proud to reintroduce these raw steal materials in the economy leading the way to more sustainable and efficient urban planning.
Cocoon Modules is upcycling shipping Containers effectively transforming them into luxurious houses that otherwise would require newly produced raw materials to build. In an ever consuming society Cocoon Modules is proud to reintroduce these raw steal materials in the economy leading the way to more sustainable and efficient urban planning.