"Your Dirt Nerd"
Rapid Housing Infrastructure for California Churches & Cities
We convert underutilized land into permitted Tiny Home communities in months, not years—at a third of the cost of traditional construction.
Tiny Logic [tī-nē loj-ik] n
The belief that Tiny Homes—made legal, permitted, and universally accessible—are the key to solving our housing crisis.
Tiny Logic is a boutique development consultancy led by Principal Adam Garrett-Clark. We specialize in the regulatory and physical infrastructure required to place Tiny Homes on Wheels (THOWs) legally in California.
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While traditional affordable housing takes years to permit and costs $500k+ per door, our strategy utilizes off-site factory-built movable homes and Special Occupancy Park zoning to deliver turnkey housing for roughly $120k per unit.
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We leverage a decade of field-tested logic to help organizations turn underutilized land into legal, thriving communities. We bridge the gap between "illegal idea" and "permitted reality."
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Ideal Project Partners
Mission-Driven Landowners:
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Organizations (Faith-based or Non-profit) with underutilized land looking to house their community using SB 4.
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Public Sector & Agencies:
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Deploying rapid, code-compliant housing infrastructure that meets full habitability standards to satisfy state mandates and resolve homelessness.
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Private Investors & Developers:
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Visionaries looking to maximize density on infill lots (3+ units) using SB 9 or Special Occupancy Park designations.
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Don't fit these exact categories? If you have land and a vision for multi-unit tiny housing, let's talk.
Accelerated Delivery & Capital Efficiency
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Parallel Construction We decouple the site work from the vertical construction. While we trench utilities and grade your land, your units are being built off-site in a factory. This parallel process allows us to deliver move-in-ready communities in as little as 6 months, rather than years.​
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Regulatory Precision As experts in Oakland's "Vehicular Residential Facility" (VRF) policy, and California's Housing and Community Development (HCD) permitting system, we use specific code pathways that allow for permitting of tiny homes on wheels.
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Capital Efficiency By deciding on movable units we avoid the cost and timelines of foundations, this significantly reduces the cost per door. Our model delivers complete housing units for approximately $105,000 - $122,000 per unit, compared to the regional average of $300,000 - $500,000 for traditional construction.