Young homeless people in east London could soon be living in converted shipping containers as part of plans to help them save up for permanent homes. The containers, which cost £20,000 each, will see ...
The YMCA has turned to shipping containers as a novel solution to housing young people who are struggling to pay London's exorbitant rental prices. Two of 30 containers that will house young people at ...
The organisation is working with Robert Kilgour Architects and Midlands-based consultancy Essence Design to develop the mYPad initiative. Robert Kilgour is working on interior design for the ...
A charity is considering using converted shipping containers to house homeless youths who cannot afford the deposit on rented accommodation. Forest YMCA may use up to ten of the so-called mYPads at ...
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After 40 years of service to the YMCA, outgoing CEO Rick Claydon will leave his office in December with an awful lot of good memories. But it is the dedication of the staff and volunteers, whom he ...
Young homeless people in east London could soon be living in converted shipping containers as part of plans to help them save up for permanent homes. The containers, which cost £20,000 each, will see ...
The organisation is working with Robert Kilgour Architects and Midlands-based consultancy Essence Design to develop the mYPad initiative. Robert Kilgour is working on interior design for the ...
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