Homeless Communities

InterShelter Inc. is dedicated to helping homeless people find an affordable shelter. We want to provide them with a place where they can take a bath and sleep comfortably. This way, they can be safeguarded from extreme weather conditions, and they can focus more on searching for a job as well as on pursuing their dreams.

Various organizations collaborate with us to solve the lack of housing opportunities for homeless people. They choose to partner with us because our domes are environmentally friendly, portable, and easy to assemble. Also, these shelters are very durable. In fact, they can last for 30–50 years and keep you safe from fire and natural disasters, such as earthquakes and hurricanes.

Our Featured Project: The Shelter in Hawaii

The Shelter - Be Part of the Solution

Church Debuts Domes to Shelter Homeless Women and Children - The Star Advertiser

Igloos in Hawaii - Assemblies of God

Kaneshiro Letter
Mahalo Gala for the Success of The Shelter
Introduction of The Shelter
Introduction of The Shelter 2.0
Mrs. Hawaii Visits The Shelter
Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell supports InterShelter for homeless.
Mayor of Hawaii County Harry Kim on domes for homelessness.
The Shelter dedication hosted by the Mayor's office and State Representatives.

Plan a Housing Project With Us

Let us help you keep homeless people warm during winters and cool during summers by providing them with a wonderful place to live in. Whether you already have a design in mind, or you need assistance in conceptualizing the perfect dome for a community you want to help, rely on us. We have been in the industry for a long time, and we have learned the most suitable types of shelter for different lifestyles.

Tiny house or safety shelter from InterShelter Inc. with seating and bunk beds

Group of tiny houses or safety shelters for homeless families from InterShelter Inc

Group of tiny houses or safety shelters with red doors from InterShelter Inc.

Tiny house or safety shelter with bed, vanity, and lamp from InterShelter Inc.

Decorated and furnished tiny house or safety shelter from InterShelter Inc

Furnished and decorated tiny house or safety shelter from InterShelter Inc

bed with stuffed animals inside tiny house or safety shelter from InterShelter Inc.

small washroom inside tiny house or safety shelter from InterShelter Inc.

small shower space inside tiny house or safety shelter from InterShelter Inc.

community of tiny houses or safety shelters from InterShelter Inc.

Two domes and trees outside

Tiny houses or safety shelters with red doors from InterShelter Inc.

Four shelters in a place covered in snow

Related Articles

“The domes were chosen for reasons of convenience: They could be assembled and disassembled quickly. Each was made of 21 sections of curved, lightweight polyester fiberglass, fit together like a soccer ball and sealed with 150 bolts.”

- A Dream Dies As Dome Village Is Dismantled | Los Angeles Times

“For those times when a tent or trailer just won’t cut it, consider the Intershelter, a Buckminster Fuller-inspired geodesic dome made of a ‘a high-tech aerospace composite material’ that has the strength of a permanent home but the mobility of a tent.”

- Intershelter Portable Geodesic Dome Provides Disaster Relief | Fast Company

“And the shell has been approved for temporary worker housing by the state Department of Health, said Lisa Salmi, executive manager of the Migrant Farmworker Housing Program.”

- “Labor Dome” Offered for Ag-Worker Housing | The Seattle Times