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I love how rustic shipping containers are. They tend to fit into the landscape really well. In fact, I’m becoming more compelled to build my tiny house out of shipping containers. It’s fairly commonplace in rural Australia to have a shipping container on your land, so is much more accepted by planning departments it seems.
I really like how the designer incorporated the windows and the middle area with the glass into the design. I would’ve liked more pictures of the interior; I don’t get a good sense of the layout or how this building would be used from just these photos here.