By container I suspect you are referring to the type of wall a shipping container uses? Are you working on a container home project or incorporating the material into an larger design?
You can create a curtain wall panel that uses an extrusion based on a container walls design profile. If you are apply this form to a large area then you'll have to decide how to repeat the pattern of the extrusion. You can design it based on a fixed width and then make sure your curtain grids are the correct spacing or build in an array that decides how many extrusions you need based on the width of a given panel.
If you are working with a specific container dimension then it might be simpler to just create one extrusion that works for each side and another for the end and another for the top. The doors and bottom are different naturally.
They don't really have to be walls by the way. You can use a room separation line to define area boundaries for room tags later if you just want to create families. If you need to put windows in the wall then you can make a Face-Based Generic Model family and change it to the Window Category so it can be hosted on more than just a wall.
My other older self here: http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/46056
Thank you. I will try that. 
