What gives a waste space new life and vitality?
Is it community art or a place to sit down and read?
Or a group of bustling bars and restaurants that can bring endless popularity?
If I want all of them, then this [Jamestown] should be the paradise in my dream.

It was originally built as an army depot in South Boston,
But under the control of Jamestown, a real estate investment company, it has now become a business base,
Including a variety of barber shops, restaurants, handicraft shops, etc.
As a $100 million renovation project, there are many small container stores,
Each container has a height of 9'6, a length of 20 ', a width of 8', and a total length of about 160 square feet.

Although the practical area and even shape of each container are similar,
But each store can be redesigned according to its own characteristics.
For example, the orange appearance of this [cut-split] barber shop first attracted the attention of passers-by,
The box is painted with scissors and comb to indicate the purpose.

The interior is a small modeling studio, and the mirror made of thick rope is unique.
The pure white tone brings the neat visual effect,

and the blue striped floor also has the smell of navigation.

There are also many coffee shops with different styles.

The "triangle coffee" in contrast to the cuboid shape of

 the container is printed with large coffee beans.

There is also a restaurant with yellow appearance, which mainly sells street food for profit.

Jubali farmcy is also a restaurant offering organic meals, smoothies and snacks from local farms.
The butterfly shaped signboard is very innovative.

There is a ramp beside the container, which is conducive to the transportation of goods.

[Yankee lobster] is another family run restaurant,
It specializes in New England lobster and other marine delicacies.

The blue shell looks like the ocean.

Pictures courtesy of Jamestown