We are dedicated to focusing our energy, talent and expertise on the challenges faced by supportive housing providers and the existing and emerging populations they serve.  Commitment to excellent design, innovation and education is essential to meeting the multitude of special housing needs of people who deserve dignity and a home.

Working from concept through construction we partner with providers, funding sources, need populations, developers, regulatory agencies and municipalities to provide sustainable, practical and affordable solutions that make great places to live. 

We invite you to meet our team and discover how we can help launch your next supportive housing building project. 

Completed Supportive Housing Projects (partial list)

Texas Avenue

Dutch Neck Road

Admiral Court

Osprey Court

Canal Pointe

Belleview Avenue

Jefferies Place

Walden Circle

Emerald Road

Seven Oaks Road

Readington Road

Phoebe Court

Junco Place

W. Inman Avenue

Ryan Road

Bayshore Drive

Academy Street

Presidents Avenue

Lawrenceville, NJ

East Windsor, NJ

Stafford Township, NJ

Smithville, NJ

West Windsor, NJ

Butler, NJ

North Plainfield,NJ

Robbinsville, NJ

Barnegat, NJ

East Orange, NJ

Branchburg, NJ

Readington, NJ

Readington, NJ

Rahway, NJ

Fairlawn, NJ

Barnegat, NJ

Farmingdale, NJ

Lawrenceville, NJ

Pheasant Road

Perry Drive

Hilltop Place

Chatham Avenue

Sumac Court

Union Mills Road

West Main Street

Four Mile Branch

Tinker Place

Oak Glenn Road

Mizzen Way

Hickory Lane

Pine Street

Overington Ave.

Donoma Street

Pump Branch

Milkweed Court

Spruce Street

Branchburg, NJ

Bridgewater, NJ

Robbinsville, NJ

Patterson, NJ

Mt. Laurel, NJ

Mt. Laurel, NJ

Somerville, NJ

Sicklerville, NJ

Willingboro, NJ

Ocean, NJ

Waretown, NJ

Medford, NJ

Medford, NJ

Browns Mill, NJ

Browns Mill, NJ

Berlin, NJ

Readington, NJ

West Windsor, NJ

SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

Fragile shells

with spirit dwell

poised quiet,

turning

Stillness peeks

through windows bound

lulling peace,

yearning

Immersed full

the sunlights smile

we run,

we dance,

we sing

fragile freedom,

simple shells,

resonate souls,

to ring

Kyle Paul Van Dyke

HUD funded, 2100 square foot, prototype group home for four persons with developmental disabilities.   Adaptable to most sites with a minimum size of 80ft x 150ft.

Originally designed for persons with;

Mild mental retardation with down's syndrome (Ambulatory)

Spastic hemiplegia with profound mental retardation (Non-Ambulatory)

Moderate mental retardation, autism and possible bi-polar disorder (Ambulatory)

Spastic triplegia and mild mental retardation (Non-Ambulatory)

These homes allow easy access to outdoor space and public sidewalks to enhance  the resident's independence.  Interiors are open and spacious with many windows allowing sunlight to warm and calm the spirit.  The layout, proportions and window placement permit long distance views, promoting both visual and emotional liberty. 

Open communal areas create a setting conducive to family living while intimate areas provide "places for the soul." Subtle details throughout the home enhance the residents day-to-day lives; windows are lowered and decorated with flower boxes; halls are 5 ft wide for easier mobility; the kitchen allows residents to prepare their own meals.  This proto type home truly nurtures residents sense of belonging and joy.

Group Home  for special needs

Lawrenceville & Dutchneck, New Jersey

Photographs by Toby Richards

Easy Access  Award Citation

JURY COMMENTS

The jury cited "the romance and spirit of the project," and the integration of the house into the community.  They noted that the dining and working areas are casual and accommodate "real life" activities, while incorporating well-thought-out architecture.

A twenty bed Class C Boarding Home for elderly, blind or disabled persons. 

This home provides dignified shelter to persons receiving SSI (Supplemental Security Income) providing open and spacious interior space allowing sunlight to warm and sooth the body and the soul.  Exterior spaces are varied and plentiful allowing places for repose and solitude as well as congregate gatherings.  

The structure was designed utilizing an existing foundation which was abandoned years before this was built.  This was used to support the structure and some of it was left in place to form exterior garden walls for the residents.  Construction costs were reduced by using modular and pre-fabricated construction techniques.

Class C Boarding Hime for Elderly

Hightstown, New Jersey

Photographs by Pat Totaro

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