Homeless housing architecture

An Austin tiny home village is a national model for homeless services. Several California cities want to make their own based on the Texas approach.

They make more sense than tiny houses on an urban site

NBRS Architecture has created a tiny house village on the NSW Central Coast that will house the homeless.

Studio Nine Architects has designed a prototype for modular tiny houses that could be used to alleviate homelessness.

Advocates for a "housing first" approach to reducing homelessness say giving people a permanent place to live has a positive effect on reducing homelessness in places such as New Orleans, New York and Colorado. Barry Petersen takes a look at the Colorado Village Collaborative, a group building and running small housing units to help people get back on their feet.

The Partners on Dwelling Initiative fills a void at the intersection of architecture and activism.

Design studio Andrés & José has created a mobile tiny house that could offer an immediate solution to homelessness—and redefine the concept of public space. With a focus on architecture, art, and public domain, the studio—made up of designers Andrés Sáenz and José Álvarez—created the ultimate compact blue dwelling.

the construction of isla intersections, a supportive housing complex for the homeless made up of shipping containers in los angeles, is underway.

SLEEPING pods in Newport have helped taken six homeless people off the streets in the last three months.

The Veterans Community Project in Kansas City is taking serious steps to improve the lives of America's war heroes. Thanks to generous donations from community members, they've built the Veterans Village, a collection of small houses that homeless veterans can live in for free.