City of Toronto 24-Hour Respite Centre
150 bed Navigation Center in San Francisco.
Navigation centers help bridge the gap between the homelessness and Housing First programs.
Energy efficient fiberglass insulation provides year-round climate control.
The Pai’olu Kai’aulu Hawaii homeless shelter in Honolulu, Hawaii, provides housing for 275 people.
Part of a three-part plan to ease the homeless crisis along the Wai'anae Coast.
Each Toronto Respite Center houses 100 people
A Navigation center can be constructed in as little as eight weeks.
Sprung's large, clear span design provides the flexibility for varying interior layout as needed.
One of three new Sprung Structures to help alleviate homelessness in San Diego.
150 bed Navigation Center in San Francisco.
Navigation centers help bridge the gap between the homelessness and Housing First programs.
Energy efficient fiberglass insulation provides year-round climate control.
The Pai’olu Kai’aulu Hawaii homeless shelter in Honolulu, Hawaii, provides housing for 275 people.
Part of a three-part plan to ease the homeless crisis along the Wai'anae Coast.
Each Toronto Respite Center houses 100 people
A Navigation center can be constructed in as little as eight weeks.
Sprung's large, clear span design provides the flexibility for varying interior layout as needed.
One of three new Sprung Structures to help alleviate homelessness in San Diego.
Homeless Navigation Centers
A Sprung Navigation Center is a homeless community resource concept designed by city planners across North America. As a complement to the “Housing First” model, a Sprung Navigation Center becomes the vital bridge between life on the streets and an affordable housing unit. Delivered and erected in as little as eight weeks, a Navigation Center allows cities to provide safe and secure accommodations as well as basic life services; bathrooms, showers, laundry, counseling and medical care.
People experiencing homelessness can now be placed into the system and given the help they need while preparing them for their transition to longer term affordable housing. Learn how the City of San Diego rapidly transitioned a parking lot into a 200 bed veterans facility in just 8 weeks.
HUD Secretary
Ben Carson tours
San Diego’s
homeless shelter
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With low construction costs, limited foundation requirements, and the ability to deliver and build quicker than conventional building types, Sprung provides an ideal solution for communities in need of Navigation Centers. Sprung’s bright, clear-span interiors provide permanent or temporary shelter structures with a natural and bright living environment, while an energy-efficient insulation package means a comfortable interior and lower overall operating costs. The sophisticated interior of a Sprung structure can accommodate separate rooms and communal areas allowing for safer and more comfortable spaces within homeless facilities.
Veterans Village
of San Diego
60′ wide x 195′ long
Sprung structures are the ideal solution for homeless shelters thanks to low construction costs, limited foundation requirements, and the ability to deliver and build quicker than any conventional homeless building type. Sprung’s bright, clear-span interiors provide permanent or temporary shelter structures with a natural and bright living environment, while an energy-efficient insulation package means a comfortable interior and lower overall operating costs. The sophisticated interior of a Sprung structure can accommodate separate rooms and communal areas allowing for safer and more comfortable spaces within homeless facilities.
“On behalf of the City of San Diego, thank you for the quick response provided by the team at Sprung Structures. With a number of pressing disaster relief situations, I appreciate that Sprung Structures balanced and expedited delivery for San Diegans in need.
Sprung Structures was true to its commitment to quality and service. The company’s willingness to advance the design and delivery process provided an immediate solution for our most vulnerable population.
Again, thank you for standing by your strong reputation. I am grateful and would not hesitate to share my experience with other cities and organizations.”
Sincerely,
Kevin L. Faulconer
Mayor
ABC 10 News
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Top 5 Reasons to Choose Sprung
- Immediate Delivery from Inventory – Complete projects in a much shorter time-frame than conventional construction, helping people get off the streets and into navigation centers quickly.
- Limited Foundation Requirements – With limited foundation requirements, cities can build in places conventional structures can’t be built, including existing asphalt, empty lots, even open spaces, giving more options to densely populated areas.
- Rapid Construction Schedule – Significantly reduce construction costs and timelines compared to conventional construction.
- Superior Performing Insulation System – Save on operating and energy costs with Sprung’s airtight building envelope and fully lofted fiberglass insulation system.
- Lease with Option to Purchase – Ease budgeting concerns and up front costs with Sprung’s convenient in-house leasing program.
Sprung: The Clear Housing & Shelter Building Option
Many community officials, non-profit agencies, churches, boards of directors, and municipalities have already chosen to make Sprung their first choice in permanent or temporary shelter building solutions. Sprung structures have been used as emergency housing facilities in several areas of disaster recovery, and as homeless facilities for establishments like Pai’olu Kaiaulu in Hawaii.
As a long-term or temporary solution for clear-span shelters, Sprung structures provide the ability to relocate, and a variety of flexible accessories that perfectly suit any homeless building needs. For more information about our solutions for homeless structures, contact your Sprung representative.
Examples of Sprung at Work
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