I can't believe that this beautiful tropical home in Cahuita, Costa Rica is made from shipping containers and only costs $185k. 2bds, 2ba, 1,1291.67sqft. on Costa Rica's Caribbean Coast.
This does not look like a container house.
Look at the swing and the lovely yard, from the living room.
The yard is very private. At first, I thought that was a water feature, but it's more likely a tub and shower.
The kitchen is cute and has a cement island. In the middle of the home there's an atrium-style courtyard.
The courtyard. It has an open roof to the upper level.
This bedroom is beautiful, facing the garden.
The upper level has a patio, but the floor is open so you can look down into the courtyard.
One of the bathrooms. Look at that- the shower is open and the outdoor plants drape over the side.
It's located 6min. from the National Park and pristine beaches. 40min. drive from the airport.
And, the Sloth Sanctuary of Costa Rica is just minutes away.
The Old Reef Farm tour, a farm with over 220 fruit trees, plus diverse wildlife including bears, sloths, howler monkeys, toucans, and much more.
Also, enjoy all the fruits.
Visit the Tarantulas Way at night to explore the rain forest's bird-eating spiders, frogs, bats and many insects. Then, listen to the night sounds of nature on a leisurely stroll through a Zoo without fences. They meet all of the animal care guidelines.
PacSun prototype store in the Galleria at Tyler Mall - Riverside, CA (2005)
Designed by Gensler
Scanned from Stores of the Year 16 by Martin Pegler (2008)
The surf-side of the 2000s 'Ultramodern Revival' aesthetic, especially the extensive use of the kitschy wood-paneling motif. There's a bit of a Frutiger Aero vibe in the third image with the liquid-pattern wall panels & rounded-edge divider with the glowing blue inset.
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