Est. steel · Rebuilt by hand
Every container has a second life.
We take steel built to survive the ocean and rebuild it into places built to hold people — cafés, offices, homes, and rooms you didn't know a container could become.
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Cargo Manifest
Four boxes. Four completely different lives.
UNIT / GLASS CABIN
From cargo hold to corner office
Full-height glazing and a blackened steel shell — the same box that once carried freight now holds a desk, a view, and a door that actually closes.
UNIT / HOP BOX
Parked in a park, open for business
A hinged hatch and a lick of acid green turn a shipping box into the kind of kiosk people plan their afternoon around.
UNIT / TIKI BAR
The box that throws the party
Bamboo cladding, a fold-down counter, and enough fridge space for a full shift behind the bar — this one turns a delivery yard into a function venue by 5pm.
UNIT / ROOFTOP CABIN
The one with a view
A pitched roof and a staircase to nowhere obvious — until you're standing on top of it, and the container underneath makes total sense.