The VWC was built entirely with prefab modules, providing 110 private sleeping rooms, equipped with 170 beds. 10,000sf of community buildings offer support services. The project includes an OSHPD 3 medical clinic — serving both VWC residents and the larger community. VWC’s integrated approach means the on-site chef is alerted to residents’ dietary and medical requirements, provided by on-site healthcare specialists. While the sleeping rooms are small, glass on two sides of each room gives residents access to light, air, and views of the high-desert landscape.

Across the campus the extensive use of glass, decking, and courtyard spaces strengthens the connection between public and private and offers up a new model for helping people re-integrate into the community. Connect Homes (All Modular Prefab Structures); Urban Bloc (Prefab Bathroom Modules); Myung Chung/CMC Architects (Site Layout, AOR); SQLA Landscape Architects; KWC Engineers; Apple Valley Communications (low voltage); Victorville's Homelessness Solutions Taskforce members.