1. Dagmar Eisenbach schickt ein Photo über ein Telezentrum im Container

2. David Weeks Blog "Architecture for Development" bringt am 18.9. einen kurzen Tweet über eine Seite auf Gizmodo:' Nice story about industrialising Kenya with shipping container: Better than roadside welders. Cheaper than China.'

Gizmodo schreibt Its a fully functioning, off-the-grid factory inside a shipping container. It worked. It worked so well, in fact, that the guys from Re-Char will now send the self-sufficient, open-source Shop-in-a Box anywhere in the world. It's hard to exaggerate how significantly life can change for a community once one of these shipping containers shows up.

ich finde den Link hierher: http://www.re-char.com/shop-in-a-box/

We envision a global network of shop-in-a-box factories operating as an API for hardware: when one new product, Instructable, or other project has been built and documented in a shop-in-a-box, all other shop-in-a-box factories are able to quickly create and improve upon the product. We will deploy hardware like software: a new version of a product is deployed via instantaneous changes to the CAD models, not new products shipped from around the world.