B2 Architecture Group submitted this proposal to the Tiny Homes competition, sponsored by the AIDS Foundation of Chicago, the Chicago Coalition for the Homeless and the Chicago Area Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce among other groups. The firm pursued this competition because it showed the power of architecture to address issues that plague urban communities and underrepresented groups throughout the United States. The design would provide homes to young adults who have aged out of the foster care system. The units are minimally sized and the buildings are of timber construction to reduce construction costs. The residential and community center buildings are centered around a courtyard giving a sense of belonging to residents and those seeking services.