One steel shell, engineered for two dozen different lives.
Every build starts the same way: a structural review of your container count and layout, followed by reinforcement, insulation, ventilation and services planned for where the building will actually sit. Engineering notes are woven through the catalog below.
Building with a shell that's already made.
Reusing a shipping container as a building shell avoids the embodied carbon of casting a new concrete or block structure from scratch, and gives Kenya's used-container stock — units that would otherwise sit idle at depots — a second working life.
Where energy performance matters most, we pair the shell with solar-ready roof bracing, cross-ventilation designed for passive cooling, and insulation specified for the site's actual climate zone rather than a single default spec used everywhere.
Have a use case that's not listed?
We've engineered builds we haven't put a catalog entry to yet — labs, ATM booths, weighbridge offices. Send us the brief.
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