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City of Phoenix Navigation Center

City of Phoenix Office of Homeless Solutions

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THE ASK

Grappling with extreme summer temperatures regularly exceeding 110°F, the City of Phoenix recognized the urgent need to establish a site that would provide shelter and essential services for individuals experiencing homelessness. City officials sought a fast, cost-effective and durable building solution that could offer relief from the intense heat while serving as a dedicated hub for delivering vital support to some of Phoenix’s most vulnerable residents.

HOW SPRUNG DELIVERED

Sprung designed and delivered three fully insulted structures: one measuring 70’ x 120’ and two measuring 80’ x 105’. Assembled quickly and designed to withstand extreme heat and other challenging conditions, these airy, clear-span structures now make up the City of Phoenix’s closed-campus homeless navigation center, offering a total of 200 congregate beds and an array of on-site support services for vulnerable men and women in need of assistance.

THE SPECS

  • One 70’ wide x 120’ long structure
  • Two 80’ wide x 105’ long structures
  • Fully insulated
  • Daylight panels
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A New Chapter Begins

After 138 years serving Southern Alberta, Western Tent would like to announce that our operations are being absorbed by our larger conglomerate, Sprung Structures. As we move forward, many of the products we’ve offered over the years—including residential and commercial awnings, canopies, tents and custom shelters—will no longer be available.

Thank you to all of our loyal and valued customers. Your trust and support over the years have meant the world to us. We invite you to visit www.sprung.com to see what the company’s future holds under the Sprung name.

With gratitude,
The Western Tent Team
WTA@sprung.com