Country bathroom photo in Portland

Folding cost, an inexpensive storage rack, and chemical toilet give this family a safe place to shelter for a few days as hurricanes hit their area.

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Eclectic home design photo in Birmingham

Example of a cottage l-shaped concrete floor and gray floor kitchen design in Portland with a farmhouse sink, flat-panel cabinets, black cabinets, wood countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and no island

Mid-sized arts and crafts backyard rectangular aboveground hot tub photo in Portland with decking

Shelter Outdoor

Shelter Outdoor

Hot tub - modern backyard hot tub idea in Toronto with decking

This 8' x 10' above ground concrete storm shelter protects the Wyoming home owner from severe weather. The stucco exterior and steel door was custom painted by the manufacturer, Safe Sheds, to match their home.

Photography: Tim William 8,000 SF single family residence in Kings Point, NY with views overlooking the Long Island Sound.
Elegant medium tone wood floor living room photo in New York with beige walls, a standard fireplace and a plaster fireplace

Interior of boat shelter, offers expansive views of the lake. Photo by Don Cochran Photography.
Living room - rustic detached living room idea in New York

Shelter 2.0 is a digitally fabricated transitional shelter built by Pre Black Inc. and designed by Bill Young and Robert Bridges. It is our hope that by offering our designs and cut files to anyone who needs them or has the desire to help those in need that we can help change the way the homeless and displaced are provided for in the future. Shelter 2.0 is about sharing designs and ideas, so that as a design community bound by no borders we can begin to change the way the world thinks about design, production and accessibility.

This Florida homeowner added an 8' x 10' concrete hurricane shelter to her home and equipped it to be sealed off from the main house when it was needed for safety.

This bedroom wall mural is the perfect way to create the feeling of a larger space. It incorporates this family's love of Hawaii while creatively addressing the curved walls.

Adding storage for supplies and electricity for computers and televisions let these homeowners shelter from hurricanes while monitoring the weather outside.

Folding cost, an inexpensive storage rack, and chemical toilet give this family a safe place to shelter for a few days as hurricanes hit their area.
Shed - mid-sized shed idea in St Louis