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King County Parks Cargo Camping ContainerKing County Parks just finished a new, comfortable and ecologically-sound camping structure that was created from a 24-foot-long used cargo container. The project, dubbed "Re-Tain" was developed by Joel Egan of HyBrid Arc, a Seattle-based design firm. The cargotecture retreat won King County Parks’ Little Footprint/Big Forest design contest in 2011, which called for sustainable designs for a camper using only a shipping container....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/king-county-parks-and-hybrid-architecture-unveil-upcycled-shipping-container-camper/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
King County Parks Cargo Camping Container InteriorKing County Parks just finished a new, comfortable and ecologically-sound camping structure that was created from a 24-foot-long used cargo container. The project, dubbed "Re-Tain" was developed by Joel Egan of HyBrid Arc, a Seattle-based design firm. The cargotecture retreat won King County Parks’ Little Footprint/Big Forest design contest in 2011, which called for sustainable designs for a camper using only a shipping container....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/king-county-parks-and-hybrid-architecture-unveil-upcycled-shipping-container-camper/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
King County Parks Cargo Camping Container InteriorKing County Parks just finished a new, comfortable and ecologically-sound camping structure that was created from a 24-foot-long used cargo container. The project, dubbed "Re-Tain" was developed by Joel Egan of HyBrid Arc, a Seattle-based design firm. The cargotecture retreat won King County Parks’ Little Footprint/Big Forest design contest in 2011, which called for sustainable designs for a camper using only a shipping container....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/king-county-parks-and-hybrid-architecture-unveil-upcycled-shipping-container-camper/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3
King County Parks Cargo Camping Container Bunk BedKing County Parks just finished a new, comfortable and ecologically-sound camping structure that was created from a 24-foot-long used cargo container. The project, dubbed "Re-Tain" was developed by Joel Egan of HyBrid Arc, a Seattle-based design firm. The cargotecture retreat won King County Parks’ Little Footprint/Big Forest design contest in 2011, which called for sustainable designs for a camper using only a shipping container....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/king-county-parks-and-hybrid-architecture-unveil-upcycled-shipping-container-camper/'>READ ARTICLE</a>4
King County Parks Cargo Camping Container InteriorKing County Parks just finished a new, comfortable and ecologically-sound camping structure that was created from a 24-foot-long used cargo container. The project, dubbed "Re-Tain" was developed by Joel Egan of HyBrid Arc, a Seattle-based design firm. The cargotecture retreat won King County Parks’ Little Footprint/Big Forest design contest in 2011, which called for sustainable designs for a camper using only a shipping container....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/king-county-parks-and-hybrid-architecture-unveil-upcycled-shipping-container-camper/'>READ ARTICLE</a>5
King County Parks Cargo Camping Container ExteriorKing County Parks just finished a new, comfortable and ecologically-sound camping structure that was created from a 24-foot-long used cargo container. The project, dubbed "Re-Tain" was developed by Joel Egan of HyBrid Arc, a Seattle-based design firm. The cargotecture retreat won King County Parks’ Little Footprint/Big Forest design contest in 2011, which called for sustainable designs for a camper using only a shipping container....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/king-county-parks-and-hybrid-architecture-unveil-upcycled-shipping-container-camper/'>READ ARTICLE</a>6
