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If you weren't aware, we're about to start a fundraising campaign for our modern arts and education center made out of recycled shipping containers. Yes, you read right -- recycled shipping containers.

We launched a blog to fuel discussion a few months ago, and that's located at: www.TheRoadToRefresh.com, so please check it out when you have a chance. Our promotional video is below.



Also, some pics of the proposed structure (in order of phases are below).




But, hop on over to http://www.TheRoadToRefresh.com and click the "Our Design" button to start learning about this project.

Thanks again!
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  1. daniellaprice30July 29, 2012 at 11:05 PM

    That's a fine blueprint and it doesn't even look like it's made of shipping containers at first look. I'm so amazed at the designer's creative ideas. Royal Wolf

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