We believe that to develop health in communities, those providing critical services need the opportunity to live in the community where they work.

Our mission is to develop workforce housing that is both well located and affordable for working families. We partner with cities, community stakeholders and local employers to accelerate infill redevelopment of workforce housing for the “missing middle”.

We leverage modular construction techniques and highly efficient templated design to drive affordability at scale while remaining focused on the human experience.

Located in Spokane, Washington, our pilot project refined the design for our kit-of-parts concept and validated the use of modern modular construction techniques. Modules were built in a climate controlled factory and delivered by truck to the site with the interiors fully completed. The modules were set in place by crane over four days and subsequent site work completed.

Project Zero was designed from the ground up as a modular project; a pilot to optimize the use of LEAN/Six Sigma manufacturing methodologies to deliver workforce housing at scale.

We believe that to meet the market demand for housing, we must fundamentally rethink every aspect of the construction process.

We invite investors to participate in Project 1, a groundbreaking development designed to redefine sustainable, employer-focused real estate based on the belief that those providing critical services need the opportunity to live in the community where they work. In partnership with local employers, we will develop a mix of workforce housing that is both well located and affordable for working families along with thoughtfully curated retail and communal spaces per the needs defined by our employer partners.

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