"is housed at" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate the location of something or someone. For example, "The rare book collection is housed at the library."
Mr. Korab's archive is housed at the Library of Congress.
The B.L.R. is housed at Bellevue Hospital, which is affiliated with New York University.
Its collection is housed at the University of Bristol Special Collections.
His drawing of it is housed at the Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan.
It opened in 1997 and is housed at the Health Opportunities High School, 350 Gerard Avenue.
Describes their extensive art collection, which is housed at the Fondazione Prada, in Milan.
A major collection of Irish literature is housed at the Linen Hall Library in Belfast.
Today, the library is housed at the Spoudasterio Neou Hellenismou, in Athens, and contains more than nine hundred books.
The 14-foot-long robotic aircraft, called the Autonomous Helicopter, is housed at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.
Her mother is a special education teacher at Public School 224, which is housed at P.S. 186 in Bellerose, Queens.
The archive of recordings that chronicles the history of the Monterey Jazz Festival is housed at Stanford University.
