Project design for a Jack DeBartolo III workshop charged with developing a quick-build affordable, two-room detached house in Puerto Penasco, on a site with no power.  Construction required using off-the-shelf materials in a kit of parts manner.  Finishes were rudimentary to keep the project affordable. Plywood sheathing on the interior stud- face performs a structural role leaving a raw wood finish.  Hinged wall panels open to admit cooling Gulf of California winds; when closed they are secure wall components.  A deep overhang shades an area equal to the dwelling’s enclosed space, virtually sheltering an outdoor room.