Remsa echoes the information provided by the Ecoportal portal on the new applications within the architecture of maritime containers for sustainable constructionsRemsa, a company dedicated to the sale of maritime containers and the rental of second-hand refrigerated containers, echoes the information released by the Ecoportal website on the new sustainable construction of houses using maritime containers.This architecture project seeks to reduce the ecological footprint or carbon footprint of families that reduce their consumption of resources and spaces to favor solutions to climate change.In the ecological situation in which today's society is immersed, looking for sustainable alternatives to daily life has become one of the goals of many people.One of the alternatives that is gaining strength is to build modular houses through several shipping containers.For example, at Wattle Bank they have built a functional modular home using just three six meter shipping containers.The couple who own this house wanted to free themselves from the obligations of larger households to be able to dedicate themselves to activities more in tune with nature, such as surfing and gardening.Each of the three containers has become a space in the new home connected to the other two by corridors that serve to house other necessary rooms within the house.In addition, taking advantage of the separation between containers, the house has large openings and windows that favor a larger space and take advantage of sunlight for more responsible consumption.To complete this sustainable architecture project, the containers have been transformed with eco-friendly materials with low impact and with plants in the interior decoration and wood to give a full feeling of living in harmony with nature.This home can become a benchmark and alternative for all those who intend to follow the same steps to promote a healthier planet.