Wynne Watts Commons, located in Gresham, Oregon, is a pioneering affordable Net Zero Energy project that blends sustainability, accessibility, and affordability. Designed in partnership with Albertina Kerr, which provides care for individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (I/DD), this 150-unit complex includes 30 universally designed units for independent living and three units for service providers. The design focuses on creating a sustainable and healthy environment for all residents. This four-story building features energy-efficient systems, including triple-pane operable windows, continuous insulation, and low-flow fixtures. A 660 KWh PV array on the roof and carports generates enough renewable energy to fully power the building, achieving Net Zero Energy status with no utility costs to residents. Inside, energy-efficient appliances and ceiling fans complement natural cooling to reduce reliance on air conditioning. Architecturally, the building reflects the surrounding neighborhood with welcoming entry porches, a pitched roof, and a cheerful exterior palette of orange, chocolate brown, and soft gray. Large windows and Juliet balconies fill units with natural light and fresh air. Community amenities include a brightly colored playground, a community garden, lush landscaping, and secured bike storage, creating a vibrant and family-friendly environment.