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[[File:Highgate Exterior 1.jpg|thumb|right|Street view of Haven House]]<!--[[File:Gray.png|thumb|right|Video: Haven Homes Project Overview]]-->The Haven Homes [[About the Project|project]] aims to convince large-scale real estate developers to build [[BASH|Broad Appeal Specialty Housing]] ([[BASH|BASH)]] to reduce problems caused by growing homeownership costs.
[[File:Highgate Exterior 1.jpg|thumb|right|Street view of Haven House]]<!--[[File:Gray.png|thumb|right|Video: Haven Homes Project Overview]]-->The Haven Homes [[About the Project|project]] aims to convince large-scale real estate developers to build [[BASH|Broad Appeal Specialty Housing]] ([[BASH|BASH)]] to reduce problems caused by growing homeownership costs.


To prove the [[BASH]] concept, we are building homes that model how specialty features can be cost-effectively incorporated into new commercial multi-family as well as existing residential housing, creating homes that are lifechanging to certain people, yet still appeal to a general audience.
To prove the [[BASH]] concept, we are building homes that model how specialty features can be cost-effectively incorporated into new commercial multi-family as well as existing residential housing, creating homes that are lifechanging to certain people, yet still appeal to a general audience.


For the first housing project, [[Lion Canyon]], we have focused on two specialties: trauma-informed housing and pet-friendly housing.
For our first housing projects, we focused on two specialties: trauma-informed housing and pet-friendly housing.


To that end, we followed principles of [[Trauma-Informed Design|trauma-informed design]] to make homes that can help their inhabitants heal from past negative experiences. Furthermore, we developed several new animal-centric [[Architecture for Animals|architectural concepts]] that benefit not just the people and pets who will live in these homes, but also the property owners, making these features financially viable for rental properties and affordable housing projects.
To that end, we followed principles of [[Trauma-Informed Design|trauma-informed design]] to make homes that can help their inhabitants feel better and heal. Furthermore, we developed several new animal-centric [[Architecture for Animals|architectural concepts]] that benefit not just the people and pets who will live in these homes, but also the property owners, making these features financially viable for rental properties and affordable housing projects.


===Homes That Heal===
===Homes That Heal===
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File:Gray.png|link=Cloud Nine Studios|[[Cloud Nine Studios]] - Under construction
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===Notes to Prospective Tenants===
===Notes to Prospective Tenants===
What sets these homes apart? Here are [[Info_for_Prospective_Tenants|12 reasons you might want to live at Lion Canyon]].
What sets these homes apart? Here are [[Info_for_Prospective_Tenants|12 reasons you might want to live at Lion Canyon]].
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===Architecture for Animals===
===Architecture for Animals===
These are some of the animal-friendly features developed through this project, which are available at Lion Canyon:
Below are some of the animal-friendly features developed through this project, which are available at [[Haven House]] or [[Cloud Nine Studios]]:
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File:Gray.png|[[Litter Closet]]|link=Litter Closet
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Latest revision as of 14:01, 9 October 2024


Street view of Haven House

The Haven Homes project aims to convince large-scale real estate developers to build Broad Appeal Specialty Housing (BASH) to reduce problems caused by growing homeownership costs.

To prove the BASH concept, we are building homes that model how specialty features can be cost-effectively incorporated into new commercial multi-family as well as existing residential housing, creating homes that are lifechanging to certain people, yet still appeal to a general audience.

For our first housing projects, we focused on two specialties: trauma-informed housing and pet-friendly housing.

To that end, we followed principles of trauma-informed design to make homes that can help their inhabitants feel better and heal. Furthermore, we developed several new animal-centric architectural concepts that benefit not just the people and pets who will live in these homes, but also the property owners, making these features financially viable for rental properties and affordable housing projects.

Homes That Heal

Haven House

A safe, relaxing group home for women undergoing long-term care for trauma. Designed for health, harmony, and happiness with emphasis on natural materials, art immersion, and animal companionship.

Cloud Nine Studios

Small apartments with nearly all the features of a full home, sized for a single individual. Designed especially for women recovering from trauma who wish to live on their own or with 1-3 cats.

Architecture for Animals

Below are some of the animal-friendly features developed through this project, which are available at Haven House or Cloud Nine Studios:

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