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Our housing solution

We don't wait for housing. We build it.

Too many people in Southern California live in unsafe or unstable conditions. Angel Housing is exploring practical housing options, including compact homes where appropriate, as part of a broader commitment to family stability.

Not a shelter cot. A home.

A complete, dignified home

Angel Housing is exploring compact housing options designed around safety, dignity, accessibility, and the needs of families. Features and dimensions depend on each project, site, permits, and applicable requirements.

They're built with the same care as a site-built home: engineered framing, insulated walls and roof, residential plumbing and electrical, full-size appliances, and dual-paned windows. The result is a real home a family can be proud of. Not a temporary box.

An Angel Housing tiny home
Why our approach is different

Faster, kinder, and more affordable

Speed

Our goal is to create safe housing options efficiently while meeting applicable safety, accessibility, permitting, and quality requirements.

Dignity

A private home with a kitchen and bathroom. Not a tent or a shared cot. Restores stability and self-respect.

Accessibility

Concepts may include accessible layouts, ramps, wider doorways, and accessible bathrooms, subject to each project's requirements and approvals.

Value

A lasting home costs far less than the motel and hotel rooms cities rent month after month.

Designed for the way people live

A model for every household

Concept housing option

One-Bedroom

An efficient home for an individual or couple getting back on their feet.

Compact design1 bed · 1 bathOptional loft
Concept housing option

Two-Bedroom + Loft

Room for a parent and children, with a loft for extra sleeping or storage.

Family-focused layout2 bed · 1 bathLoft
Concept housing option

ADA Accessible

A wheelchair-friendly home with a ramp, wide doorways, and an accessible bathroom.

Compact designAccessible optionsProject dependent
For partners & agencies: full construction and engineering specifications. Frame, insulation, plumbing, electrical, and appliance details. Are available as a downloadable spec sheet on request.
How a home gets built

From raw materials to a family's front door

Engineered steel frame

Built on a jig with high-tensile steel I-beams for a square, level, transport-ready foundation.

Insulated floor & walls

2x6 floors and framed, insulated walls assembled to residential standards.

Engineered roof

Trusses tested well beyond code, then insulated and sealed against the weather.

Plumbing & electrical

Residential plumbing, copper wiring, and GFCI safety throughout. Like any new home.

Kitchen, bath & finishes

Full-size appliances, cabinetry, and finishes that make it feel like home.

Placement planning

Any future placement depends on suitable land, funding, permits, safety requirements, and approved partnerships.

The vision

A scalable answer for Los Angeles

Any housing project depends on land, funding, permits, safety requirements, accessibility needs, and community partnerships. We approach each opportunity carefully and responsibly.

Project-dependent planning

Housing concepts shown on this page describe goals and possible configurations. Final features depend on the site, funding, permits, accessibility needs, and applicable requirements.

Sponsor a Home

Help support housing-related needs for a family. Contact us to discuss current projects and any available recognition options.