In Rover's House project, students practice planning, measurement, layout, and processing skills in building a doghouse. The project is more than a doghouse--it is a learning activity that helps students develop and enhance their ability to work with reinforced concrete, steel and wood studs, trusses, roofing materials and a variety of construction processes. Students work in groups of three or four to build Rover's House. Each group will serve as a building crew and will have a group spokesperson or foreman. Each group will give their group a company name. The crew will safely use approved construction processes and materials to build a structure that meets certain specifications. Materials, objectives, limitations/requirements, and procedure of the project are presented. (Contains 12 photos, 7 figures, and 6 resources.)