Hardship / family care dwelling
Hardship Dwelling in Woodland, Washington
A Woodland family moved from an RV care arrangement toward a more durable, code-built small home solution.
What mattered on this project
The family had been using a high-end destination trailer for onsite care. It worked for a time, but the differences between an RV and a code-built home became more obvious with daily use.
A small Wolf home created a more durable and comfortable path for family care on the property.
Project highlights
- Moved beyond an RV arrangement that had started to show limits.
- Created a more home-like long-term setting.
- Kept aging-family support on the property.
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