Are you a landowner interested in participating in Project 500 and contributing to the future of affordable housing in Grenada? We invite you to fill out the Project 500 Land Owner Information Form to join us in this transformative initiative. Your land could be the foundation for sustainable, resilient, and inclusive housing solutions.

Submit your application today and be a part of shaping a brighter future for our communities.

The Housing Authority of Grenada extends heartfelt gratitude to all the talented participants who contributed to our “Project 500” Design Competition 2023. Your passion for innovative and sustainable housing solutions has been truly inspiring. We received an array of remarkable designs that reflect your creativity and commitment to enhancing our communities.

After careful deliberation, we are thrilled to announce the winners of the competition. Their visionary designs stood out for their ingenuity, functionality, and aesthetic appeal. We congratulate them on their well-deserved success and commend their dedication to advancing architectural excellence in Grenada.

We express our deepest appreciation to all participants for their valuable contributions, which have enriched this competition and furthered our mission to create inclusive and sustainable housing solutions for the people of Grenada. Your collective efforts have made this initiative a resounding success, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration in shaping a brighter future for our communities.

The Housing Authority of Grenada invites architects, engineers, students, and design professionals to participate in an initiative to shape the future of affordable housing in the Tri Island state of Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. The “Project 500” Architectural Design Competition seeks innovative architectural concept designs that prioritize sustainability, inclusivity, and resilience.

Targeting a diverse audience, the competition emphasizes key design elements such as affordability, energy efficiency, water conservation, accessibility, sustainability, resilience, aesthetics, and efficiency of space.

Participants are challenged to create scalable housing models adaptable to various landscapes. Submissions must include architectural drawings, 3D renderings, a description of materials and construction techniques, and an affordability strategy. Designs will be judged based on innovation, practicality, sustainability, aesthetic appeal, and cost-effectiveness.

The competition, open to all Grenadians, encourages original work with the understanding that submitted designs may be used for promotional activities related to “Project 500.”

Join us in redefining affordable housing for a resilient and sustainable future.