Lehrer Architects Designs Tiny House Communities for the Homeless of Los Angeles

Lehrer Architects converts several leftover plots in Los Angeles into micro-homes developments, unfolding an experimental template for tackling homelessness. Together with the Bureau of Engineering for the City of Los Angeles, the architecture firm creates an efficient yet functional design using prefabricated pallet shelters and brings character to the project through vibrant colours to shape a new sense of community and restore dignity through design.

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Cite: Andreea Cutieru. "Lehrer Architects Designs Tiny House Communities for the Homeless of Los Angeles " 07 May 2021. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/961229/lehrer-architects-designs-tiny-house-communities-for-the-homeless-of-los-angeles> ISSN 0719-8884

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