Music we're here at stores back in Toronto, and we're going to find out how to use and modify shipping containers as alternative building blocks. They've worked on some really interesting projects building homes, additions, cottages, man caves, mobile offices, and a ton more. So we're going to go meet up with Ann's I need to find out more. I love modernist buildings, I love modern architecture, and the square es fit right into that. A good paint job on them stands out, it lasts for years, it's durable, and it's just a solid building. They're also great because you can move them, so a shipping container is basically a standardized steel that allows you to ship anything anywhere in the world. Typical dimensions are 20 and 40 feet, but there are a number of specialty containers, so you can go with a 10-foot container, you can go with the 45-foot, 48, and 53 containers. They are made out of something called Corten steel. So Corten steel is a weathering steel. When you see rust on the container, it's not traditional rust that you'd see on mild steel. It's actually creating a protective patina, a barrier that protects the steel underneath. That's what allows it to put it on a ship and not have it rot away from all the seawater. So my number one favorite is definitely the new old stock man cave. In conjunction with Jayson Halter and the guys in new old stock, we built two ultra high-end super luxurious man caves that are currently in Los Angeles or in downtown LA. They feature everything from Spanish cedar, Calcutta marble shower, off-grid water, solar panels. Harlem house is another great one. It is the first container extension in Toronto. The idea of integrating the container with the...
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