When a Manhattan resident needed another bedroom, the only real obvious option was to building up, using a recycled shipping container . Not only did he get monetary savings, but he gained a view of the Empire State Building inside the process.
Measuring 6 meters in length, the container was changed into the most recent master suite but in addition turned the scrappy roof into a pleasing patio area. While the architect Lot-ek hasn’t made the whole costs public, I imagine it’s one of the vital cheapest penthouses inside the whole of Manhattan-and with a view of the Empire State Building in addition! [ Lot-ek via Inhabitat ]
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