Project 01
AllSpace Modular Homes.
The project that proved waste could become walls, and walls could become a place called home.
A home does more than provide shelter. It creates safety, restores dignity, and gives people the stability to rebuild their lives.
We asked a different question — what if the materials we throw away could become the homes people desperately need? That question became a housing system built from recycled plastic, reclaimed metals, and discarded billboard fabric.
We worked alongside local communities, training residents to assemble the homes themselves — so that knowledge remained long after we left.
Communities Reached
Structures Built
Lives Impacted
Waste Repurposed
Communities Reached
Lives Impacted
Structures Built
Waste Repurposed
Where It All Began
Ichiwa IDP Camp
In 2023, AllSpace completed its first ever project at Ichiwa IDP Camp in Benue State. It was here that an idea became reality.
Type
Modular Housing
Location
Ichiwa IDP Camp, Benue State, Nigeria
Stats
1 Modular Home Delivered
Working closely with the community, we designed and built our first modular home using recycled materials. More than delivering a home, the project allowed us to learn from the people who would eventually shape the future of our work.
Their experiences helped refine our designs and strengthened our belief that good design begins by listening. What started as one home became the foundation for everything that followed.
Where It All Began
Ichiwa IDP Camp
In 2023, AllSpace completed its first ever project at Ichiwa IDP Camp in Benue State. It was here that an idea became reality.
Type
Modular Housing
Location
Ichiwa IDP Camp, Benue State, Nigeria
Stats
1 Modular Home Delivered
Working closely with the community, we designed and built our first modular home using recycled materials. More than delivering a home, the project allowed us to learn from the people who would eventually shape the future of our work.
Their experiences helped refine our designs and strengthened our belief that good design begins by listening. What started as one home became the foundation for everything that followed.
Where It All Began
Ichiwa IDP Camp
In 2023, AllSpace completed its first ever project at Ichiwa IDP Camp in Benue State. It was here that an idea became reality.
Type
Modular Housing
Location
Ichiwa IDP Camp, Benue State, Nigeria
Stats
1 Modular Home Delivered
Working closely with the community, we designed and built our first modular home using recycled materials. More than delivering a home, the project allowed us to learn from the people who would eventually shape the future of our work.
Their experiences helped refine our designs and strengthened our belief that good design begins by listening. What started as one home became the foundation for everything that followed.
Lessons from the Field
Every Project Made the Next One Better.
We did not arrive at our approach in a boardroom. It was shaped by every community we worked with, every challenge we faced.
01
Good design starts with listening
Before we drew a single line or sourced a single material, we sat with communities and asked what they needed. That conversation changed everything. The best designs we have ever produced started with us saying nothing at all.
02
Built By, Not Just For
Nineteen community members were trained to assemble the very homes they would go on to live in. That decision was not just practical — it was intentional. When people build their own spaces, they own them in every sense of the word.
03
Waste Has a Second Life
Recycled plastics, reclaimed metals, and discarded billboard tarpaulins became the walls, roofs, and floors of 23 homes. What the world threw away, we turned into something worth living in. That is not just sustainability — it is proof of concept.
01
Good design starts with listening
Before we drew a single line or sourced a single material, we sat with communities and asked what they needed. That conversation changed everything. The best designs we have ever produced started with us saying nothing at all.
02
Built By, Not Just For
Nineteen community members were trained to assemble the very homes they would go on to live in. That decision was not just practical — it was intentional. When people build their own spaces, they own them in every sense of the word.
03
Waste Has a Second Life
Recycled plastics, reclaimed metals, and discarded billboard tarpaulins became the walls, roofs, and floors of 23 homes. What the world threw away, we turned into something worth living in. That is not just sustainability — it is proof of concept.
Before, we used nylon sheets to cover our homes during rainy season to keep the flooding out. Now we don't need that anymore. Rain doesn't pass through this house.
Mr. Luka Yathuma
Secretary, New Kuchingoro IDP Camp Abuja, Nigeria
Meet The Team
The People Behind The Work.
We are designers, builders, and problem solvers united by one belief — everyone deserves a good space.
Blossom Eromosele
Founder
Yusuf Abdullahi
Architect
Victory Mathias
Project Manager
Common Questions
Good Spaces Start With Good Questions.
Every project starts with a real problem and ends with a space people can actually live, learn, and grow in.
What kind of communities does AllSpace work with?
We work with displaced, underserved, and low-income communities across Africa — including refugee settlements, informal settlements, and under-resourced neighbourhoods. If a community lacks access to safe, dignified space, that is where we want to be.
What materials do you use to build with?
We work with displaced, underserved, and low-income communities across Africa — including refugee settlements, informal settlements, and under-resourced neighbourhoods. If a community lacks access to safe, dignified space, that is where we want to be.
How long does it take to deploy a structure?
Our modular systems are designed for rapid deployment. Depending on the scale of the project, a single structure can be assembled in days. Larger community builds are phased and planned with local teams on the ground.
How can my organisation partner with AllSpace?
We collaborate with NGOs, government bodies, impact investors, and private organisations. If you share our commitment to sustainable, dignified spaces, reach out and let's explore what we can build together.
How can I support AllSpace as an individual?
You can donate, spread the word, or volunteer your skills. Every contribution — financial or otherwise — helps us reach more communities and build more spaces. Visit our Get Involved page to learn more.
Still have questions?
Reach out and we’ll get back to you shortly.
Common Questions
Good Spaces Start With Good Questions.
Every project starts with a real problem and ends with a space people can actually live, learn, and grow in.
What kind of communities does AllSpace work with?
We work with displaced, underserved, and low-income communities across Africa — including refugee settlements, informal settlements, and under-resourced neighbourhoods. If a community lacks access to safe, dignified space, that is where we want to be.
What materials do you use to build with?
We work with displaced, underserved, and low-income communities across Africa — including refugee settlements, informal settlements, and under-resourced neighbourhoods. If a community lacks access to safe, dignified space, that is where we want to be.
How long does it take to deploy a structure?
Our modular systems are designed for rapid deployment. Depending on the scale of the project, a single structure can be assembled in days. Larger community builds are phased and planned with local teams on the ground.
How can my organisation partner with AllSpace?
We collaborate with NGOs, government bodies, impact investors, and private organisations. If you share our commitment to sustainable, dignified spaces, reach out and let's explore what we can build together.
How can I support AllSpace as an individual?
You can donate, spread the word, or volunteer your skills. Every contribution — financial or otherwise — helps us reach more communities and build more spaces. Visit our Get Involved page to learn more.
Still have questions?
Reach out and we’ll get back to you shortly.
Common Questions
Good Spaces Start With Good Questions.
Every project starts with a real problem and ends with a space people can actually live, learn, and grow in.
What kind of communities does AllSpace work with?
What materials do you use to build with?
How long does it take to deploy a structure?
How can my organisation partner with AllSpace?
How can I support AllSpace as an individual?
Still have questions?
Reach out and we’ll get back to you shortly.
Ready to Build Something That Matters?
Whether you are an NGO, a government body, an impact investor, or a business with a shared vision — there is a place for you in what we are building.
©2026 AllSpace - All Rights Reserved
Ready to Build Something That Matters?
Whether you are an NGO, a government body, an impact investor, or a business with a shared vision — there is a place for you in what we are building.
©2026 AllSpace - All Rights Reserved
Ready to Build Something That Matters?
Whether you are an NGO, a government body, an impact investor, or a business with a shared vision — there is a place for you in what we are building.
©2026 AllSpace - All Rights Reserved