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Yes we can

MEET + GREET

Kimberly Andrews, 33 (clothing designer and children’s book creator), James Innes, 34 (clothing designer), and Nova, 7 months.

At first glance this shipping container house across the harbour from Wellington city looks like it could be made of Lego. But up close it is a mix of tough materials and ecofriendly style. On the bottom level, two six-metre containers serve as a workspace for Kimberly Andrews and James Innes, who run Tumbleweed Tees, a screen-printing company that donates part of its profits to conservation projects. But

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