A project by Seattle-based charity Sawhorse Revolution is both educating young people and creating accommodation for the homeless. The Impossible City is a community of housing built by local teens as they learn new skills. The accommodation is designed to be affordable, sustainable and movable... Continue Reading Impossible City: A youth-built off-grid movable eco-village for Seattle's homeless
Section: Architecture
Tags: Community, Homelessness, Indiegogo, Off-grid, Seattle, Shelter
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