Old Blue, In my experience, if you veg clones for eight weeks, you're going to have some monster plants using DWC. If your intention is to have finished plants at 3' to 4' tall, you'll need to start flowering clones at about one foot. They'll grow a great deal more during flowering.
Also, using the formula of 50w of HID lighting per ft/sq, 800watts will do nicely. There will, however, also be another issue. The distance from your plant canopy to the light should be a constant distance. Light diminishes very quickly. Consequently, your light with need a method to be raised and lowered -- I use simply pulleys with cleats to secure the lines -- or you'll need an adjustable platform for your plants to sit on. With four 5gal dwc's, that platform will need to be quite sturdy.
One last 'fly in the ointment' is going to be draining and replenishing your solution. Inside your new house, in a 4'x4' space, this could range from difficult to a disaster. I use a pond pump to replace/add solution: also, my five gal buckets have a drain fitting near the base, with a length of clear plastic tubing attached. A gravity drain works well for me. This tube has the added advantage of, when secured in a vertical position up the side of the bucket, shows the solution level at a glance.
While an incredible method to grow, DWC does take a bit of forethought.
Good luck with your project, and keep us informed...B
Edit: Just one last thought: exhaust. If your tents will be in a walkin closet, venting into your attic might be ideal. Few of us want to cut a hole in an outside wall, to install a 'dryer vent' coming from a bedroom.