We’ve commented before on the rise and rise of the shipping container phenomenon and we continue to be asked to find ways to put new developments on vacant and ‘in between’ sites.

Our latest is a narrow strip of land between the road and the railway in North Bristol. A planning application has been submitted for 160 business units in 178 converted containers. It’s a very efficient way to provide 45,000 sq ft of new work space on a derelict piece of land.

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    Strode College

    Working in collaboration with Forward Space, Strode College and Mendip District Council this container development creates opportunities for local start-up business and students of the college
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    Meanwhile Creative Cardiff

    Working closely with Bristol based Meanwhile Creative, Childs Sulzmann have successfully gained consent for 45 converted shipping containers in Cardiff.
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    Podville Bristol

    Aimed at small creative and tech start-ups, Podville delivers 12 specially converted shipping container office units with supporting facilities to the north fringe of Bristol.
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    Mainline

    This project will provide workspace for 160 new businesses in 178 shipping containers. It is an incredibly fast way to meet this demand in a very modest way
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    Engine Shed

    These containers were needed within months of the opening of Engine Shed to accommodate the overflow of tech entrepreneurs who wanted to be involved
    Engine Shed - Boxworks