Building Plans

- HHV Building Plans -

HHV Portable Shower Facilities for

Unsheltered Communities

Shower Units are built on “Tiny House Trailers”

Manufactured in McMinnville, Oregon

183 Square Feet

3 Bathrooms - (1 ADA)

Habitat & Hope Village (HHV) is working to fill a very important service to Salem’s Unsheltered Communities. Progress is being made to house our unsheltered people with the development of managed Micro Shelter Communities.

Church@thePark, a local non profit that works with the unsheltered population, has received donations for the purchase of one hundred and twenty micro houses. Thank You to everyone who participated in making these projects become a reality.

Now that more people are being housed, HHV is building a movable shower trailer to support the hygiene needs of the residents. HHV is contracting with Edomo, a Salem company building small homes and micro shelters, to build this shower trailer. HHV will donate the new shower trailer to Church@thePark for their supervised Micro Shelter Communities.

Check out our shower trailer design and “Other Possibilities”. Please help fund these needed facilities. Together we will make a difference in the quality of life for our unsheltered neighbors.

HABITAT & HOPE VILLAGE, Inc.

5090 Center Street NE

Salem, Oregon 97317

Shared Central Community Facilities

Cabins can also be a stand alone single unit

A Secure Fenced Community

Storage Shelves

Coats

Fully Insulated &

Heated Space

Large Windows

Desk

Bed/Sofa

Storage Beneath

The Dormitory Style Plan has the same features as the Village plan, but can be located on a 36% smaller lot and meet zoning requirements for a single unit building development.

- A Women’s Shelter of Hope -

Transitional Housing for Single Women

“Dollhouse” Floor Plan

Front Elevation

Kitchen/Dining/Social

Outdoor Patio

Kitchen/Dining/Social

Typical Bedroom (87 s.f.)

South

West

Women’s Shelter Elevations

North

East

A single resident “Micro House” for up to three people (with a loft plan) that would be part of a larger community development. Rentals or ownership of homes could be options.