Workforce housing floor plans

Most Texas crew housing is built on a 16×76 ft (1,216 sq ft) footprint with 4 to 7 private rooms, each with its own bath and PTAC. Choose a shared-kitchen unit for self-sufficient crews, a sleeper when meals are provided, kitchen suites for long stays, or a HUD-code crew unit where the site requires a HUD label.

Plan	Size	Rooms	Baths	Kitchen	Code
16×76 5-Bed, 5-Bath Crew Unit (Shared Kitchen) Standard model	16 × 76 ft	5 rooms	5	One shared full kitchen, center of the unit	Non-coded crew unit
16×76 HUD-Code 5-Bed, 5-Bath Unit (Shared Kitchen) Standard model	16 × 76 ft	5 rooms	5	One shared full kitchen	HUD-code manufactured home
16×76 4-Suite Unit (Four Full Kitchens) Standard model	16 × 76 ft	4 rooms	4	Four full kitchens, one per suite	Non-coded crew unit
16×60 4-Suite Kitchenette Unit Standard model	16 × 60 ft	4 rooms	4	Four kitchenettes (cooktop, microwave, small refrigerator)	Non-coded crew unit
16×76 5-Room Sleeper (No Kitchen) Standard model	16 × 76 ft	5 rooms	5	None (pair with a dining hall or catering)	Non-coded crew unit
7-Room High-Density Sleeper	16 × 76 ft	7 private rooms	7	None	Non-coded crew unit (custom build)
6-Room Crew Unit	16 × 76 ft	6 private rooms	6	None or limited	Non-coded crew unit
4-Room, 4-Bath Crew Unit	16 × 76 ft	4 private rooms	4	Varies	Non-coded crew unit
4-Room Unit with Shared Kitchen & Laundry	16 × 76 ft	4 private rooms	4	Shared kitchen and laundry	Non-coded crew unit
HUD-Code 4-Bed, 4-Bath Home	16 × 76 ft	4 bedrooms	4	Central kitchen and living	HUD-code manufactured home (TDHCA)
4-Bed, 4-Bath Shared Living Unit	16 × 76 ft	4 bedrooms	4	Shared kitchen and living	Ask: available coded or non-coded