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180,000 men & women join our Armed Forces annually. 60% of their time in service is spent in a sleeping bag. Tragically, tonight in America, 37,828 combat Veterans will once again rest their head on a sleeping bag, on the streets of our neighborhoods and cities.

Veterans Community Project (VCP) constructs tiny-home villages to shelter, protect,
and provide mental health services to disenfranchised Veterans.

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To raise money & bring awareness to this initiative, we built an immersive installation
that repurposed the sleeping bags of combat Veterans into bricks.

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All 32 bricks formed together to construct the walls of The Battle Home.

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Each wall held 6 QR codes, which linked out to a total of 12 unique stories.

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People viewing the installation were guided to scan the bricks, immersing themselves in cinematic adaptations of true stories from Veterans who lived at VCP after service.

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6 projectors were mounted in the interior soffits of The Battle Home.
Each projector casted out 6,300 chevrons.
Each of the total 37,828 chevrons represented a Veteran in need.

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 The Battle Home is currently traveling to cities across the country to raise money,
educate, & promote the creation of future Veteran communities.

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