Showing posts with label disaster relief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disaster relief. Show all posts

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Inside PermaShelter Model 2011

From Transitional Shelter to permanent or long term housing. A home. You've seen pictures of the outside ~ now take a tour of the compact interior, designed for efficiency and to maximize limited available space.  

Of course  production values and sound track are unlikely to get us any Oscar or other film prize nominations. That's not the film's purpose anyway. Can you visualize PermaShelters as real world living space, a home where there was none before? That is our purpose. 

Posted via email from Haven at Harbor Homes

Friday, October 29, 2010

work, unexpected

Just when I no longer expected it: I have a part time gig, web 2.0 marketing, PR (the web presence thing), primarily via blogging and social media. for Harbor Homes, LLC, the parent company, located in Georgia. Although the emphasis is disaster relief not oil patch, the nature of the company's products and my responsibilities resonate to past experiences, validating the adage that no knowledge or experience is ever lost or a waste. The opportunity to reuse either can return when least expected.

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