I need a complete design-to-build plan for a portable container home that can be taken apart, moved, and re-assembled without heavy equipment. The structure must be based on a standard steel shipping container, adapted for recreational use—think weekend cabin or off-grid getaway—so aesthetics, clever spatial layout, and durability all matter. Key requirements • Detachable: Each module has to break down into sections light enough for two people to handle and stack back inside the container frame for transport. • Moderate insulation: Walls, roof, and floor should meet a balanced R-value that keeps the interior comfortable in three-season climates without over-engineering. • Plug-and-play utilities: Design for quick-connect electrical, plumbing, and grey-water systems that can be isolated when the unit is in transit. Deliverables 1. 3D model and detailed shop drawings showing every connection, hinge, and lock-pin needed for disassembly. 2. Material and cut list (steel frame members, SIP or batt insulation, interior finishes, hardware). 3. Step-by-step assembly/disassembly manual with photos or renders. I’m open to SketchUp, Revit, or SolidWorks—use whichever tool lets you illustrate the joinery and tolerances clearly. If you’ve already engineered fold-out or slide-out container conversions, include a brief example in your bid so I can gauge how easily your system travels.