San Francisco Man wants to End Homelessness with Tiny MicroPAD Mini Homes
In San Francisco, approximately 7,000 people live on the street without a permanent home, and one man believes he has a solution. Patrick Kennedy and his team at Panoramic Interests developed MicroPAD, a tiny, prefabricated housing unit that can be used alone or stacked into 200-unit complexes to provide efficient shelter for those who currently have none. Each identical MicroPAD unit is a compact, portable home that is fully self-contained and actually pretty stylish. Tempered glass offers privacy while taking advantage of natural light, and the unit’s smart design is minimalist without skimping on necessities.
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In San Francisco, approximately 7,000 people live on the street without a permanent home, and one man believes he has a solution. Patrick Kennedy and his team at Panoramic Interests developed MicroPAD, a tiny, prefabricated housing unit that can be used alone or stacked into 200-unit complexes to provide efficient shelter for those who currently have none. Each identical MicroPAD unit is a compact, portable home that is fully self-contained and actually pretty stylish. Tempered glass offers privacy while taking advantage of natural light, and the unit’s smart design is minimalist without skimping on necessities.
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https://inhabitat.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2016/12/MicroPAD-demo-unit-on-truck-1020x610.jpg
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