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Sustainable Housing

Housing in Port Angeles is in a crisis.

We're actively working on solutions to fix it.

 

From transitional housing campuses, to  tribal innovation programs, to clever infill designs that handle our modern needs , we are at the forefront of a new era of housing. If you are an investor, a soon-to-be homeowner, or interested in helping solve our housing problems, give us a call.

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4PA Touchstone Campus

The Touchstone Campus is an “all-in-one” operations center, providing each of 4PA’s services. It will include a shop for our cleaning operation, plus offices and a board room. A 1/2-acre green space will accommodate several temporary housing shelters, where occupants will have 24/7 access to common facilities, including bathrooms with showers, laundry and a kitchen. In addition, retail/manufacturing businesses will be added to provide training and work for those staying at the campus. The end result will be a safe place to learn life skills, helping individuals transition to self-sustainability in our community.

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HAVN

HAVN is a project to create sustainable ADUs for the City of Port Angeles' permit-ready plans. These ADUs utilize locally harvested and manufactured cross-laminated timber (CLT). Each home is 550 square feet and can be added as an additional dwelling within the city's zoning ordinance. The homes can be designed as carbon-neutral with simple solar panel installation and a tree replanting program.

 

Lower cost. Lower footprint. Higher quality. Longer lifespan. 

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BOLEH (Built-On-Lot-Engineered-Home)

This project was initiated by Composite Recycling Technology Center (CRTC) in Port Angeles as a solution for sustainable and economical housing on the Makah reservation in Neah Bay. In partnership with the Makah tribe, they will be piloting homes in 2026.

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Tribal Housing Market Study

Through the Clallam Economic Development Council, we conducted a study on housing solutions for tribal nations of the Salish Sea using mass timber products and other sustainable materials. Thank you to the many tribal housing professionals helping to keep tribal homes affordable and healthy. 

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Timber Town Campground

COMING SOON

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Muddy Waters Resort and Campground

COMING SOON

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