Shipping containers are standardized metal containers used for transporting goods by sea, rail, or land. They come in various sizes but typically adhere to ISO standards for compatibility and ease of handling. These containers revolutionized global trade by streamlining logistics, enabling efficient loading, unloading, and transfer between different modes of transport. They are durable, stackable, and secure, providing protection for goods during transit. The rise of containerization in the mid-20th century significantly reduced shipping costs, boosted trade volumes, and transformed the way goods are transported worldwide. Additionally, repurposed shipping containers have found various creative uses beyond transportation, such as housing, offices, and even art installations, contributing to sustainable and innovative solutions in construction and design.