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Going mini-modular | Sequim Gazette

July 28, 2021
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Going mini-modular | Sequim Gazette
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Not long before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Brad Griffith and Gary Young met at a hardware store where they were both looking for the same tool. Both had been thinking about tiny homes.

That conversation led to friendship and the original design of Litehouse Shelters — modular shelters they hope will help them transition into a new career of using their building skills to help people afford a decent habitation.

Litehouse Shelters of Sequim will be at the Seattle Design Festival from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 21-22. Griffith, Young and Janey Griffith will be showcasing their innovative modular shelters at this street festival in Lake Union Square.

To qualify to participate, the team had to submit a proposal reflecting how they would “explore what it means to EMERGE into 2021, demonstrate the relevance of design thinking, empower…

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