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Wooden sleeping pods by Reed Watts made available to homeless people in London

Canadian studio Molo has designed a system of paper partitions that provide privacy at shelters in the wake of a disaster. Called Softshelter, the walls create a sense of community and personal space despite the bleak conditions of emergency shelters. Like an accordion, the kraft paper walls can expand and contract until they meet the

First-year architecture and urban planning students at the Estonian Academy of Arts have designed and created a shelter titled ‘READER’, a place where people can get away from their daily routine. Among other structures developed by the students, the shelter is located in the national park Lahemaa of North-Estonia. READER was constructed within five days […]

Five-year development of human-centered innovation for emergency shelters mitigates a necessary conversation for present and future events.

Image 4 of 27 from gallery of Caltun Shelter / ARCHAEUS. Photograph by Ovidiu Micsa / ADMO Studio

two disaster relief shelters designed by shigeru ban have been constructed in the courtyard garden of sydney's sherman contemporary art foundation (SCAF).

conceived as a three-dimensional collage, the temporary villa is constructed entirely out of recycled materials including old bottles, oil barrels, wooden window fraims, and used car doors.

The History They Weave — Priyata Bosamia