Mechaly HomesMechaly Homes · Public-sector housing concepts
Modular homes for permanent affordable communities and interim housing for people experiencing homelessness. Thoughtful everyday spaces, practical materials and a program shaped around the people who will live here.
A place to put down roots
Independent homes with a complete kitchen, a separate bedroom and a private bathroom. Shared spaces can support community life and an operator’s service program.
Privacy, comfort and a next step
Private furnished suites for people experiencing homelessness, paired with spaces for shared meals, laundry and confidential resident support. The operating and service model shapes the final program.
Concept designs for future proposals. Permanent supportive housing can combine independent apartments with an operator’s service program; interim accommodation has a distinct brief and operating model.
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Explore the furnished living spaces and bathrooms, then look inside the shared community hub. Switch between photographic concepts, immersive 360° rooms and textured 3D layouts.
Furnished housing concept
Illustrative design directions. Photos and 360° visualizations show the atmosphere; textured 3D layouts explore the space. The final design, costs and approvals are developed for the site and procurement brief.
Furnished homes, from living room to bathroom
Explore both housing programs through furnished concept interiors. Permanent apartments offer independent daily living; interim suites offer privacy alongside shared support spaces.
Daylight, a furnished living room and a complete kitchen with simple cabinetry.
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A proper bed, practical storage and a calm material palette.
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Standard ceramic surfaces, a simple vanity and straightforward chrome fittings.
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A personal space to sleep, store belongings and sit at a desk.
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A private bathroom with practical finishes and simple fittings.
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A lounge, shared kitchen and laundry, with a separate room for confidential meetings.
Explore this spaceA practical material direction
A restrained finish palette supports an affordable design brief while keeping the rooms warm and welcoming. Specifications and costs are set with the project team.
Oak-look resilient flooring in living spaces; straightforward ceramic finishes in wet areas.
Painted or laminate fronts, standard hardware and coordinated counter surfaces.
Practical beds, storage, tables and washable upholstery, sized to the room.
Laundry, shared meals and private meeting space matched to the operator’s needs.
Community & resident support
A shared hub can make room for daily routines and confidential conversations. The layout can be tailored with the housing operator, service provider and design team.
Plan the shared spacesFor agencies, housing partners & operators
Start a project conversation with the housing program, site, operating needs and procurement stage.
Site area and location, intended residents, number and mix of homes, shared facilities, service-provider requirements, target budget, funding or procurement stage, and timing.
Site planning, accessibility, building systems, fire and life safety, final specifications and approvals are coordinated with the project’s design team and jurisdiction.
The visuals present design intent. They are not completed government projects, certified plans, a cost quotation or a representation of an awarded contract.