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Mixed-Use Building,
Redding, California, USA

Innovations Housing is currently constructing a mixed-use building on an in-fill lot in downtown Redding. The building was designed by architect Terry Topolski and will include two affordable apartments and an office for Innovations Housing.

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Resource Centres,
Nairobi, Kenya

Innovations Housing, in partnership with the STARS Foundation, Architecture for Humanity and the Good Earth Trust, is constructing two SIDAREC community centres in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya using interlocking stabilized soil bricks - an appropriate and sustainable technology.

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Brick-Making, East Africa

Innovations Housing is partnering with low-income entrepreneurs to establish social enterprises in East Africa. Innovations Housing provides the business model, start-up capital and training. The entrepreneurs are now making and selling interlocking stabilized soil bricks - an appropriate and sustainable technology. The bricks are being used to build homes, businesses, schools, etc.

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Museum, Redding, California, USA

Innovations Housing partnered with the Richard B. Eaton Trust to renovate the historic residence into a museum.

Parkview Neighborhood Affordable Homes, Redding, California, USA

Innovations Housing built four affordable homes in Redding's Parkview Neighborhood. The homes were designed by architect Terry Topolski following New Urbanism principles.

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Clover Creek Preserve Caretaker's Cottage, Redding, California, USA

Innovations Housing rebuilt and manages the Caretaker's Cottage at Redding's 128-acre Clover Creek Preserve. Low-income people rent the cottage at an affordable rate and perform caretaker duties at...

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About Us

Innovations Housing is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to:

  • Developing a variety of high-quality, green, affordable housing types for a wide range of low-income people around the world.
  • Promoting the use of innovative, appropriate and sustainable building materials and techniques.
  • Empowering low-income people to become economically self-sufficient by, among other things, lending to them at affordable terms and rates.