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Buildings for Fresno's homeless need new home - Education and Schools
Fresno architect Arthur Dyson says he has the solution to the city's homeless problem: villages of tiny homes built with recycled materials and surrounded by fruit trees. The first structures -- some measuring only 80 square feet -- are already under construction on the Fresno State campus, where Dyson has been working with students in a construction management class to develop concepts. But the structures won't become living spaces for the homeless unless city officials can find a suitable spot for them. Gregory Barfield, Fresno's homeless prevention and policy manager, said the city is ready to assist Dyson with the project, including finding a site.
I Can't Stop Looking at Photos of Absurdly Tiny Homes - Design
The world’s tiniest apartments are beckoning on the Internet every day.
