From Poland comes a new episode in the history of portable cabins created from containers.In this case, by the multidisciplinary Wiercinski-Studio, which has worked to design one of them using two steel containers.The great advantage of this structure is that it is formed to serve as a remote living environment and an integrated workspace, proposed as a way to respond to the new post-pandemic reality.The prototype for the images is located inside the community garden next to Szelagowski Park in Poznan, Poland.The containers were completely prepared in the production hall, while their transport and assembly on the plot took place in one day, with only the last internal finishing works remaining on site.One of the goals is that it can be relocated anywhere, even over water.The result is a year-round living space made up of two adapted shipping containers, 12 x 2.5 meters and 2.9 meters high.The cabin was partially placed on the roof of previously standing containers, which serve as storage space for a garden.Due to the slope of the terrain and the views, the solid was displaced half its length, creating a large terrace on one side facing the nearby river, and on the other side, it moved closer to the plot, decreasing the height necessary to access inside.Inside the prefab we find a fully functional living room, kitchen, work area, bedroom and bathroom.In total, it was possible to obtain a total of 54 m2 of usable space and 24 m2 of space on the terrace.The walls are insulated with spray foam and finished with birch plywood, giving the interior a unique atmosphere.By using suitable materials, it was possible to obtain 2.6 meters of internal height to the light and hide the lintel created by connecting the container frames.The characteristic façade made of thick trapezoidal sheet metal was intentionally left intact, to show the sincerity of the raw construction.The walls are painted a subdued green color that allows the cabin to blend in seamlessly with the natural surroundings.In the living room with a view of the river, large windows have been installed in the places where the metal doors are located.In the side elevations, the windows have been placed in the middle of the wall height to leave as many interior layout options as possible.The cabin is complemented by exterior steel stairs and a feature arched deck balustrade.All of the furniture, including the bench, table and round-backed chair, are also part of the Wiercinski-Studio design.All individual elements, as well as the cabin itself, are designed to be adaptable and mobile.In this way, the house ceases to be a property tied to a specific place, changing its location and accompanying the owners at each stage of their lives.The General Council of Economists (CGE) has maintained its forecasts for the growth of the Spanish Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at 3.9% this year and the average annual rate of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) at 7.1%. ).This follows from the 'Financial Observatory of the General Council of Economists', published this Friday, which warns, however, that GDP growth of 0.2% in the first quarter, lower than expected, denotes that the country is witnessing a slowdown.The credit granted by financial entities to families and non-profit institutions resident in Spain rose by 0.7% in May compared to the same month last year, to 702,243 million euros, while financing to companies rose 0.3%, up to 939,091 million euros, according to data published this Friday by the Bank of Spain.This represents an increase in the credit granted to families of 5,207 million euros and 2,917 million euros in those referred to companies in the last twelve months and in a context now marked by the impact on the Spanish economy of the war in Ukraine and price escalation.The Spanish Confederation of Commerce (CEC) does not foresee great discounts or a significant increase in sales in the traditional summer sales that start this Friday, July 1.Merchants do not expect this campaign to lead to a significant boost in sales or "significant discounts" due to the high inflation that has already been transferred to the final price of the products, as well as the "very high cost overruns" they are facing in recent months, SMEs and the self-employed in the sector "and that are reducing some already low margins".Abengoa has submitted a request for pre-bankruptcy proceedings for 27 of its subsidiaries to the commercial court of Seville through the communication of article 583 of the consolidated text of the Bankruptcy Law, after the State Industrial Participation Company (SEPI) rejected the application for rescue of the company for an amount of 249 million euros.The process has taken place "for the purpose of starting talks with creditors to reach a refinancing agreement, as notified by the company in a statement sent to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).The European Commission has confirmed this Thursday that it will deliver an additional 7,706 million euros to Spain corresponding to the Recovery and Resilience Mechanism (MRR), for which the country will go from receiving 69,528 million euros to 77,234 million as a final amount.As explained by the Ministry of Finance and Public Function through a statement, the Regulation of the Recovery and Resilience Mechanism establishes that the maximum financial contribution is computed on the basis of a formula that takes into account variables related to the population, the GDP per capita or the growth of the economy between 2020 and 2021.The Plenary Session of Congress approved this past Thursday without votes against the bill to reform the Bankruptcy Law, supported by the Government and its investiture partners, while the PP, Vox, Ciudadanos and Junts have chosen to abstain.This reform is accompanied in Congress by a modification of the Organic Law of the Judiciary to discharge the Commercial Courts of the collective actions of consumers, users and travelers, which will go to the Courts of First Instance.The general meeting of shareholders of Nyesa Valores Corporación has approved a grouping of shares (counter-split), which will consist of an exchange of one new share for every ten old ones, going from 0.001 euros to 0.01 euros per share.The objective of this measure is to reduce the total number of outstanding shares of the company and cause its stock market value to be above its nominal value, thus limiting its volatility, allowing new lines of financing to be opened and making it more attractive for investors to attend to future capital increases.