DignityMoves’ tiny home village in Alameda, California, stands as a beacon of hope for the unhoused community, offering 47 interim supportive housing units designed to accommodate up to 61 individuals, including dedicated spaces for transitional-age youth. Each thoughtfully designed unit provides residents with privacy and dignity, featuring essential amenities to foster a sense of home. The village also encompasses communal areas and support services aimed at facilitating residents’ transition toward stable, permanent housing.
Priority Architectural Graphics played a pivotal role in bringing this vision to life by collaborating closely with Gensler and Swinerton Builders. Leveraging our expertise in architectural signage, Priority ensured that the village’s wayfinding systems were intuitive and seamlessly integrated into the environment. Our attention to detail contributed significantly to creating a welcoming and navigable community space, underscoring their reputation as a trusted partner in impactful housing projects.
Affordable Family Housing at Balboa Park: Transit-Centered Solutions
The 170,000 square foot “Kapuso at the Upper Yard” family housing development is located in the Outer Mission neighborhood next to Balboa Park at 2340 San Jose Ave in San Francisco. The project was…
San Francisco Homeless Navigation Centers: Creating a Pathway Towards Hope
Priority Architectural Graphics was pleased to be selected by the City of San Francisco, Public Works, to provide the signage for three of the city’s newest navigation centers as it expands its…
