What inspired James and Kimberly to consider living in a shipping container?

• They wanted to travel the world.

• They were inspired by a workshop space in a container.

• They saw a similar home on TV.

• They wanted to save money on rent.

How did the council react to James and Kimberly's idea of living in a shipping container?

• They rejected the idea.

• They imposed heavy restrictions.

• They were supportive and provided advice.

• They were indifferent.

What was the original length of the shipping container before it was modified?

• 20 feet

• 32 feet

• 40 feet

• 50 feet

What design element did James and Kimberly decide to keep on the exterior of their home?

• The original container numbers

• A metal roof

• A wooden cladding

• A glass facade

What motif did James and Kimberly use for the relief on the roof?

• Ginkgo leaves

• Oak leaves

• Pine leaves

• Maple leaves

How did James and Kimberly utilize the space under the raised living room?

• They left it empty.

• They used it for storage and a pull-out bed.

• They installed a home theater.

• They created a play area for their baby.

What feature did James and Kimberly add to the lounge area to create an illusion of extra space?

• A welded-out container door

• A glass wall

• A skylight

• A large mirror

How has living in a small home affected James and Kimberly's view on material possessions?

• They feel the need to acquire more.

• They have learned to value fewer, more meaningful items.

• They feel deprived of luxury.

• They constantly struggle with space.

What was the approximate cost of building the shipping container home, including the deck?

• $50,000

• $75,000

• $150,000

• $100,000

What career did Kimberly pursue after moving into the shipping container home?

• Children's book illustrator

• Chef

• Interior designer

• Architect