Case studies
Wolf projects and the problems they solved
From a backyard home for family to a whole cottage community, see what each owner wanted, what the property allowed, and how the home came together.
ADUs and backyard spaces
A separate dwelling or a backyard studio. See how these projects made room on an existing property.
Accessory Dwelling Unit in Portland, OR
A Portland ADU built for a family juggling a home sale, refinance, and a parent moving into a new backyard residence.
Portland, Oregon
Model C
Beautiful ADU in a Portland-Area Backyard
A compact one-bedroom backyard ADU designed so an owner could stay close to family while keeping a private, low-maintenance home.
Portland metro / Camas, Washington
Model G
Detached ADU in Camas, WA
A one-bedroom detached ADU in Camas, Washington, built with a gable roof and compact 10 x 40 footprint.
Camas, Washington
Model C with gable roof
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Accessory Dwelling Unit in Salmon Creek, WA
A Salmon Creek ADU project that required a rare Clark County exception and careful delivery around large cedar trees.
Salmon Creek, Washington
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Accessory Structure in Portland, Oregon
A Portland backyard studio and flexible rental space modified with a second entrance and lock-off bedroom.
Portland, Oregon
Modified Model C
Residential Infill ADU in Portland, OR
A Portland residential infill project using a compact duplex studio concept in a 14 x 44 modular footprint.
Portland, Oregon
Model H duplex studio
Backyard ADU in Portland, OR
A Portland backyard ADU inspired by minimal living, nature, and a compact Model G footprint.
Portland, Oregon
Model G
Family homes
A first home, a place for a parent, or room to stay close to family. These homes were planned around the people living in them.
Primary Dwelling in Vancouver, WA
A Vancouver Model I with the third bedroom adapted into a home office.
Vancouver, Washington
Model I
Tiny Home in Milwaukie, Oregon
A Milwaukie Model F project with a crane set and aging-parent layout choices, including easier washer and dryer access.
Milwaukie, Oregon
Model F
Primary Dwelling in Ariel, Washington
A first home in Ariel, Washington, personalized with bold colors and owner involvement during the build.
Ariel, Washington
Wolf tiny home
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Hardship Dwelling in Brush Prairie, Washington
A Brush Prairie family added a tiny home so an aging aunt could live nearby instead of moving into full-time care.
Brush Prairie, Washington
Wolf tiny home
Accessible Family Dwelling in Brush Prairie, WA
A Brush Prairie tiny home built for aging parents moving from Arizona, with grab bars and comfort details for long-term use.
Brush Prairie, Washington
Wolf tiny home
Tiny Home in Bremerton, Washington
A Bremerton modular tiny home where the owner chose a larger Model C and covered porch for market appeal.
Bremerton, Washington
Model C
Four-Piece Modular Unit in St. Helena
A narrow, winding driveway required Wolf to break a modular home into four pieces for transport and on-site assembly.
St. Helena, California
Custom modular unit
Tiny Home on Wheels in Portland, Oregon
A downsizing project in Portland where a mother chose a compact home on a trailer to stay close to her adult children.
Portland, Oregon
Model C
Parent Dwelling in Vancouver, WA
A Vancouver parent dwelling built so a customer could stay close to a large and growing family.
Vancouver, Washington
Wolf tiny home
Guest House in Fargher Lake, Washington
A practical 10 x 40 guest house for a young couple preparing for marriage while avoiding unnecessary debt.
Fargher Lake, Washington
Model C
Tiny Home in Ridgefield, Washington
A Ridgefield tiny home on a park-like acreage, customized for an owner with a strong artistic eye.
Ridgefield, Washington
Wolf tiny home
Amazing Prefab Tiny Home in Idaho
A past Idaho project where a Wolf tiny home was placed before heavy snowfall, creating a memorable first build in the state.
Idaho
Wolf tiny home
Evergreen Escape in Woodland, WA
A Woodland tiny home built so the owner could stay near a sibling while enjoying a peaceful, independent home.
Woodland, Washington
Wolf tiny home
Hardship Dwelling in Woodland, Washington
A Woodland family moved from an RV care arrangement toward a more durable, code-built small home solution.
Woodland, Washington
Wolf tiny home
Rentals
From a single backyard rental to a pair of small homes, see how owners put their property to work.
Investment Rental in Tigard, Oregon
A Tigard rental project using a detached tiny home to create monthly cash flow in a tight housing market.
Tigard, Oregon
Model B
Investment Rental in Portland, Oregon
A Portland homeowner added a second ADU with a two-bedroom Model J to improve rental income and property utility.
Portland, Oregon
Model J
Tiny Home Rental in a Backyard
A Portland backyard rental using a Model J to generate monthly income and add value to the property.
Portland, Oregon
Model J
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Guest House in Portland, Oregon
A Portland backyard guest house and rental strategy supported by simple design and ADU-focused financing.
Portland, Oregon
Wolf tiny home
Tiny Homes in Sequim, Washington
A Sequim investor added two tiny homes for short-term rental demand in a more affordable Olympic Peninsula market.
Sequim, Washington
Wolf tiny homes
Vacation homes
Coastal cabins, weekend homes and vacation rentals, with space for the way their owners spend time away.
Tiny Homes in Ocean Park, Washington
A beach-area tiny home planned as a move-in-ready cabin or rental, with a covered porch added for outdoor living.
Ocean Park, Washington
Model C
Vacation Home in Battle Ground, Washington
A Model E selected as a future retirement and guest-ready home in Battle Ground, Washington.
Battle Ground, Washington
Model E
Vacation Home in Long Beach, Washington
A Long Beach vacation property where a Wolf home replaced the idea of staying in an RV on a coastal lot.
Long Beach, Washington
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Vacation Home in Yachats, Oregon
An Oregon coast vacation rental project where a compact Wolf home became a repeatable investment model.
Yachats, Oregon
Model E
High-Return Vacation Home in Lyle, Washington
A Columbia River Gorge vacation retreat showing how a compact Wolf home can support a strong rental investment.
Lyle, Washington
Model E
Vacation Home in Ariel, Washington
A 615-square-foot Ariel cabin-style vacation home planned around views, pine accents, and a modular deck.
Ariel, Washington
Model E
Communities and workforce housing
Cottage neighborhoods, affordable and senior housing, and a place for a fire crew to stay. These projects serve more than one household.
Orchards District Cottages
A Vancouver pocket community of contemporary one- and two-bedroom cottages designed around privacy, modern finishes, and shared outdoor space.
Vancouver, Washington
Image District Cottages
A Vancouver cottage community using standalone one- and two-bedroom homes as an alternative to conventional rental apartments.
Vancouver, Washington
Wolf cottage mix
Fruit Valley Terrace
A 21-home modular community where compact code-compliant units helped accelerate affordable housing delivery.
Vancouver, Washington
Compact modular homes
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Senior Living in Madras, OR
A 26-home modular senior living project in Madras, Oregon, with duplex-style structures and a community center.
Madras, Oregon
Wolf modular homes
Ogden District Cottages
A Vancouver rental cottage community with contemporary one- and two-bedroom homes, vaulted interiors, and modern finishes.
Vancouver, Washington
One- and two-bedroom Wolf cottages
O Street Cottages
Seven modular homes in Vancouver, WA, built with Community Roots for residents transitioning out of homelessness and completed August 12, 2025.
Vancouver, Washington
Model E-G and Model F-G
Modular Housing in Rural Alaska
A modular cottage community of Model I-G homes with an Extreme Cold Weather Package, built for Teller, Alaska, a remote community where local site construction is not possible.
Teller, Alaska
Model I-G
Extra Housing for a Fire and Rescue Team
A Vashon Fire and Rescue housing project that required ferry logistics and careful delivery coordination.
Vashon, Washington
Wolf modular home
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