Sentences with phrase «giant shipping container»

A double show of sculpture and video: expect trauma, history, mordant wit and general bad stuff from the Pole who put a giant shipping container in the Tate Modern Turbine Hall in 2009.

The giant shipping container clock is ten feet tall, fourteen feet deep and forty feet long.

He uses the funds to expand an underground storm shelter using a giant shipping container.

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No doubt a giant container ship causes a lot of pollution, but because it can carry such a vast amount of load it's still often hailed one of the most efficient means of transportation in terms of distance × mass per tonne of CO ₂ produced.

Moves that involved giant suitcases and shipping containers and passports and understanding husbands.

Career achievement award No. 2 goes to director Agnes Varda, another 89 - year - old who along with photographer JR made a charming documentary by driving around France, taking photos of people and animals, then posting them giant size on walls and shipping containers.

They take clear pleasure in rendering banal spaces as canvasses, turning grain silos into giant eyes and shipping containers into towering portraits of the dock workers» wives.

They take clear pleasure in rendering banal spaces as canvasses, turning grain silos into giant eyes and shipping containers into towering portraits of the dock workers

They photograph a farmer and paste his image on the side of his barn, an old photo of miners is hung on an apartment building, and the wives of dockworkers are pasted giant - high on a stack of shipping containers.

IOU / USA will transform the ubiquitous material of cargo shipping containers into a giant, temporary public sculpture.

Smaller, heavier ships have to be used and they have to push through ice so they don't compete on fuel per container load with the giant container ships that plod the southern seas.

Reuters reports that a Giant African Snail was recently found - and destroyed - in a shipping container at the port of Brisbane.

TreeHugger has covered some of the not so giant work of Giant Containers, a Toronto company that converts shipping containers into homes and condo sales offgiant work of Giant Containers, a Toronto company that converts shipping containers into homes and condo sales offGiant Containers, a Toronto company that converts shipping containers into homes and condo sales offices.

LeBlanc is kind enough to note my criticisms of shipping container architecture in the article, where I go on about them being «too small, too expensive, and too toxic»; Daniel Kroft of Giant Containers rebuts them, noting that they have lots of steel lying around to reinforce openings, air conditioning is easy with modern mini-split units, and spray - foam insulation does wonders at keeping it all airtight.