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MicroHOME, HELP, Housing Every Last Person, Emergency housing, Hurricane Katrina housing, New Orleans prefab, prefab housing, prefab architectureAbout a year after Hurricane Katrina, we featured architect Carib Daniel Martin's H.E.L.P. emergency shelter, a modular concept he developed to solve the challenges of widespread and sudden homelessness in the Gulf region. Almost two years later, having shopped the prototype around to manufacturers and found no takers, Martin is producing his prefab shelter himself in a manufacturing facility he built in Illinois. Now dubbed the microHOME (not to be confused with this micro home), Martin's product has become commercially available for both emergency and non-emergency purposes.1
MicroHOME, HELP, Housing Every Last Person, Emergency housing, Hurricane Katrina housing, New Orleans prefab, prefab housing, prefab architectureAbout a year after Hurricane Katrina, we featured architect Carib Daniel Martin's H.E.L.P. emergency shelter, a modular concept he developed to solve the challenges of widespread and sudden homelessness in the Gulf region. Almost two years later, having shopped the prototype around to manufacturers and found no takers, Martin is producing his prefab shelter himself in a manufacturing facility he built in Illinois. Now dubbed the microHOME (not to be confused with this micro home), Martin's product has become commercially available for both emergency and non-emergency purposes.2
MicroHOME, HELP, Housing Every Last Person, Emergency housing, Hurricane Katrina housing, New Orleans prefab, prefab housing, prefab architectureAbout a year after Hurricane Katrina, we featured architect Carib Daniel Martin's H.E.L.P. emergency shelter, a modular concept he developed to solve the challenges of widespread and sudden homelessness in the Gulf region. Almost two years later, having shopped the prototype around to manufacturers and found no takers, Martin is producing his prefab shelter himself in a manufacturing facility he built in Illinois. Now dubbed the microHOME (not to be confused with this micro home), Martin's product has become commercially available for both emergency and non-emergency purposes.3
MicroHOME, HELP, Housing Every Last Person, Emergency housing, Hurricane Katrina housing, New Orleans prefab, prefab housing, prefab architectureAbout a year after Hurricane Katrina, we featured architect Carib Daniel Martin's H.E.L.P. emergency shelter, a modular concept he developed to solve the challenges of widespread and sudden homelessness in the Gulf region. Almost two years later, having shopped the prototype around to manufacturers and found no takers, Martin is producing his prefab shelter himself in a manufacturing facility he built in Illinois. Now dubbed the microHOME (not to be confused with this micro home), Martin's product has become commercially available for both emergency and non-emergency purposes.4
MicroHOME, HELP, Housing Every Last Person, Emergency housing, Hurricane Katrina housing, New Orleans prefab, prefab housing, prefab architectureAbout a year after Hurricane Katrina, we featured architect Carib Daniel Martin's H.E.L.P. emergency shelter, a modular concept he developed to solve the challenges of widespread and sudden homelessness in the Gulf region. Almost two years later, having shopped the prototype around to manufacturers and found no takers, Martin is producing his prefab shelter himself in a manufacturing facility he built in Illinois. Now dubbed the microHOME (not to be confused with this micro home), Martin's product has become commercially available for both emergency and non-emergency purposes.5
MicroHOME, HELP, Housing Every Last Person, Emergency housing, Hurricane Katrina housing, New Orleans prefab, prefab housing, prefab architectureAbout a year after Hurricane Katrina, we featured architect Carib Daniel Martin's H.E.L.P. emergency shelter, a modular concept he developed to solve the challenges of widespread and sudden homelessness in the Gulf region. Almost two years later, having shopped the prototype around to manufacturers and found no takers, Martin is producing his prefab shelter himself in a manufacturing facility he built in Illinois. Now dubbed the microHOME (not to be confused with this micro home), Martin's product has become commercially available for both emergency and non-emergency purposes.6
MicroHOME, HELP, Housing Every Last Person, Emergency housing, Hurricane Katrina housing, New Orleans prefab, prefab housing, prefab architectureAbout a year after Hurricane Katrina, we featured architect Carib Daniel Martin's H.E.L.P. emergency shelter, a modular concept he developed to solve the challenges of widespread and sudden homelessness in the Gulf region. Almost two years later, having shopped the prototype around to manufacturers and found no takers, Martin is producing his prefab shelter himself in a manufacturing facility he built in Illinois. Now dubbed the microHOME (not to be confused with this micro home), Martin's product has become commercially available for both emergency and non-emergency purposes.7
