Haiti · Grand Sud & Grand Nord

HearthGrid Living

Modular homes.Planned for resilience.

Modular housing concepts and clean-energy mobility for communities in Haiti’s Grand Sud and Grand Nord.

Explore housing and home-energy concepts, alongside clean-energy mobility, for households, diaspora families, and community partners in Haiti’s Grand Sud and Grand Nord.

A starting point for households, families planning from the diaspora, and community partners shaping housing needs.

Housing + energy

Concept study
A home and energy concept diagramA schematic line drawing of a modular home with rooftop solar and a separate battery storage unit.MODULAR HOMESTORED POWERILLUSTRATIVE SYSTEM DIAGRAM

Shelter and local power, considered together

SolarStorage

Illustrative concept schematic · not a construction drawing

01 / Housing

Plan for the household and the site.

Modular planning can organize a home into adaptable spaces, with layout and construction choices considered alongside household needs and site conditions. For Haiti’s Grand Sud and Grand Nord, each concept starts with its own local context.

Modular

A way to consider the home’s spaces and household needs as part of one concept.

Resilience

Site, materials, foundations, and applicable engineering criteria call for project-specific review; no performance rating or construction guarantee is implied here.

For people

A starting point for households, diaspora families planning from afar, and community partners shaping housing needs.

Explore housing concepts

02 / Energy

Energy options to consider.

Solar, battery storage, and biogas are options to discuss alongside a home concept. Suitability, sizing, local resources, and site requirements depend on each project.

Choose an energy option

If your concept should consider generating power at the home, explore solar in relation to the site’s conditions and expected energy needs.

03 / Mobility

Clean-energy mobility, shaped by local priorities.

We are exploring clean-energy mobility as a concept area for communities in Haiti’s Grand Sud and Grand Nord. Local priorities, available options, and supporting infrastructure will shape what belongs in a project.

Share mobility priorities

A conversation can start anywhere

Begin with the people, the place, and the need.

Share what you are considering for housing, home energy, or mobility. A discussion can start with the household, community, site context, or questions you want a concept to address.

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HearthGrid Living · Haiti