Cargotecture

HyBrid coined the term cargotecture in 2004 to describe any structure built partially or entirely from recycled cargo containers. HyBrid has completed residential and commercial cargotecture projects in California, Oregon and Washington and has designed over 20 projects on 5 continents.

HyBrid wins competition for container camping.

HyBrid was recently named the winner of a competition sponsored by the King County Parks department to create a camping structure from re-purposed cargo containers.   read more »

CALI Work Lofts

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HyBrid recently began design on our latest cargotecture project – the CALI Work Lofts.  Located in an urban arts district the structure is intended to serve as a office space and business incubator for the creative class.

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cargotecture C-series Sunset Idea House 2011

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Sunset Magazine has chosen HyBrid Architecture to design the Sunset Idea House for 2011.  The c-series represents a series of pre-designed,  factory built units that can be combined or customized as desired..

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Studio 320

Fabricated in 2004 and delivered to Enumclaw, Washington, the Studio 320 is the project that kicked off cargotecture. read more »

Sunset Magazine’s Idea House 2011

HyBrid was chosen by Sunset Magazine to create the Idea House for their Celebration Weekend in Menlo Park, California held in June 2011. read more »

Whidbey Island cargotecture

Attached are a few photos of one of our latest cargotecture projects. HyBrid Assembly fabricated the modules in a warehouse in Seattle before crane setting this winter.

c3600 Georgetown lofts

The c3600 Georgetown lofts – the largest cargotecture building on the west coast (to date). read more »