Environmentalists have embraced the design, applauding the recycling inherent to Kalkin’s designs. And advocates for affordable-housing like the design, since according to Kalkin, “the total cost of a housebetween $150,000 and $175,000 after the buyer settles upon the various optionsworks out to be between $73 and $90 per square foot, about half the cost of the conventional $200 per square foot for reasonable quality, new construction in the Northeast.
http://www.greenhomebuilding.com/articles/containers.htm
So I guess it would cost about $70000 in my state of Okla. hmmm, interesting.
These type homes would be great on a lake.