sm[ART]box at Cal State Long Beach:
with InVert™ self-shading window system
sm[ART] Box
What is it? Where is it?
Features InVert™ Self-Shading Windows
We've taken a shipping container and repurposed it as a showcase and testing site
What's in the Box?
We were very intentional to make this showcase sustainable. We have repurposed a shipping container with two identical sides so that we can demonstrate the value of InVert™ relative to ordinary windows.
Where Can I See it?
The sm[ART]box can now be seen at the Cal State, Long Beach Campus.
How Do I Make an Appointment?
Contact Doris@tbm-designs.com or make an appointment here to see the sm[ART]box in person in Long Beach.
![InVert™ Self-Shading Window Time Lapse in the sm[ART]box](https://i.vimeocdn.com/video/1039289993-b2a3b5627611728287a0fe2ccad0211573123e33bed6ba0a420df9004eaab146-d_1920x1080)
![sm[ART]box Interior Timelapse InVert Self-Shading Windows](https://i.vimeocdn.com/video/1088665174-0092399cc7741f6d110836f1f13520852dcb59be528c6d3d32ef1600aeb970af-d_1920x1080)
![sm[ART]box at CSULB Drone Footage](https://i.vimeocdn.com/video/1083835737-c2861f2368417dec772c9b2a949446f2db254904fdc06caebbfed5b024c07214-d_1920x1080)
sm[ART]box Videos
sm[ART]box Photos
TBM purchased a used shipping container as a sustainable building block of its sm[ART]box
Thermo-bimetal pieces were used as pixels to make the sm[ART]box a combination of art and sustainable design
When first installed, the InVert™ window system was placed in one half of the sm[ART]box and plain windows were placed in the second set so that energy savings testing could be completed
TBM purchased a used shipping container as a sustainable building block of its sm[ART]box