FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) - Uniquely built, HGTV-worthy houses on Berry Street are opening for public tours this weekend. Tuesday, city officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Innovative Housing Showcase, a project that over the last several months has worked to revolutionize traditional housing approaches by integrating innovative designs, sustainable materials, and efficient construction methods, according to a press release from the city of Fort Wayne. Construction is now finished on four homes near downtown. Innovative Housing Showcase in Fort Wayne BEFORE: A container home is showed in May 2024, before construction was finished.One of the homes featured as part of the Innovative Housing ShowcaseOne of the homes featured as part of the Innovative Housing ShowcaseRibbon-cutting ceremony for Innovative Housing Showcase in Fort Wayne Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024.Mayor Sharon Tucker speaks at the ribbon-cutting for the Innovative Housing Showcase. As described in the release, construction types include: Houm: Digital fabrication and industrial-scale production for efficient housing construction. Three Squared: Steel shipping containers are used as the main structural elements of housing construction. New Energy Homes: Utilizing a post-frame building technique for better insulation and energy efficiency. Volumod: Prefabricated modules assembled on-site for customizable and cost-effective housing units. The project's primary purpose was to become familiar with how feasible each of those construction types are, while navigating zoning regulations and building permit processes, according to the release. The project aimed to stimulate in-fill housing in urban areas and share insights for future innovation by engaging builders, developers, policymakers, and the community, the release said. The public can explore all four homes for free on Friday from 2-7 p.m. and Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. The houses stand at 904 E. Berry St. Learn more about the Innovative Housing Showcase on the city's website.