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Step aside tiny homes, because the future of affordable housing might just have landed -- and it looks like something straight out of a sci-fi movie. In Northern California, sleek "space capsule" pods originally designed for luxury "glamping" are providing hope amidst a daunting housing crisis. These futuristic dwellings are engineered with recycled aircraft aluminum to withstand Category 5 storms, and they're equipped with solar power, battery backup, and eco-friendly features, offering the security and comfort anyone deserves while also championing sustainability. After losing his own home in a fire, Schneider is on a mission to transform these vessels into fully affordable housing, proving that "the future of housing is not just a dream; it's here." With plans to create a community of 130 pods, local leaders are excited about this imaginative approach to the plight of the unhoused. As Schneider envisions it, these pods aren't just homes; they're a beacon of hope for many, showing that when disaster strikes, innovation can rise from the ashes.
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