In 2002, VietAID constructed a three-story building on Faulkner Street consisting of six comfortable apartments. The project aimed to establish a lively Vietnamese community and enhance the Fields Corner area of Dorchester. The building's clapboard design is in harmony with the neighborhood's architectural style, and the well-landscaped surroundings enhance the streetscape.

The structure adheres to the principles of transit-oriented development, providing easy access to all amenities, including proximity to the Fields Corner Subway station. VietAID also played a role in establishing a community garden on a vacant lot at the corner of Faulkner and Freeman Streets, promoting cultural diversity.