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URBAN DESIGN
The Urban Design category gathers ahead-of-the-curve solutions to create a better and more equitable city experience.

"Another brilliant video, setting an example of how to use knowledge of a location, weather and engineering to create a sustainable way of living. I loved this one! The patina on the last building was beautiful!" -Lou Greene-Winters

"Never before seen container dwellings that actually have aesthetic appeal. These go farther: they're beautiful. Very unusual to have a person with such engineering expertise in combination with a gift for creating beautiful living environments, with flair." -Bruce Hain

"BrainPower and Aesthetics, bravo! -Raysville

Manufactured Housing Specialist, Kerry Tarnow's Exclusive Review

"Most suggesting pricing is too high haven't taken into account savings to be realized through off-grid living, continuous savings over time, nor significant savings from electrical, water, sewer infrastructure development avoidance - one-time upfront savings. In the long run, I wouldn't be surprised if these prove to be more affordable than what some seemingly short-sighted comments compare them to." - Phoenix

"This is not only exciting for people who want to be 100% off grid but I also believe this is the future of city living" - Carrie R.

"I will watch this builder. Water storage and grey water for some irrigation. A dream. This rocks!!!!!!" - Mo S.

"I like that they have a wheelchair accessible house. Most don't." - Allena W.

"Ideal for the AZ desert!" - Philip M.

SPARKBOX Park Launch

City of Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego

SPARKBOX Park Launch

Governor Katie Hobbs
State of Arizona

Phoenix City Council Approves SPARKBOX-WINGS For Transitional Housing In Phoenix
Vice Mayor Yassamin Ansari

Phoenix City Council Approves SPARKBOX-WINGS For Transitional Housing In Phoenix
Kesha Hodge Washington
Councilwoman District 8

Steel + Spark with U.S. Cabinet Secretary Marcia L. Fudge at the Housing + Urban Development Innovative Housing Showcase in Washington, D.C.

“For us, it’s a very personal project,” said Zach Burns, lead designer at Steel + Spark.
“We all have been doing traditional architecture and construction for a long time, and for us to be able to be involved first hand and actually helping people get off the street, into air-conditioned beds is a complete passion project for us and something that we are 100% humbled and honored to be a part of.”