DESIGN 21: Competitions. The ZIP is an eco-friendly instant shelter that utilizes zippers to connect various triangular modules to develop multiple configurations of emergency shelters for habitation. Picture-1 From a simple process of zipping together modules into patterns and folding these units, ZIP can be assembled and disassembled in a short time. The basic pyramid shape is simple but strong and could be further developed to make different-sized shelter units to accommodate users’ needs (for sleeping quarters, first aid centers, kitchen, shower room or portable toilet). Picture-2 The base material is composed of three layers: waterproof polyethylene, cardboard and polyethylene adhesion.
Each module is composed of two thicknesses of this material with a zipper joining these double-thick modules. Picture-3 With 3/4-inch diameter holes at each corner of the modules, the design allows for multiple canopy-like shelters by stringing guy ropes through these holes. ShelterCoat Shelters - Build Your Own!:ShelterLogic. Exo, Sistema de Viviendas de Reacción. © Reaction Housing Systems Tratando de enfrentar de mejor forma los desastres naturales – cada vez más frecuentes en nuestro planeta -, Reaction Housing System ha desarrolado Exo, un refugio de reacción frente a emergencias que entrega una respuesta rápida a través de un diseño robusto y minimalista. Éste permite la implementación eficiente y rápida de alojamiento seguro para las zonas afectadas por terremotos, incendios, huracanes u otras tragedias.
Más información e imágenes a continuación. La unidad Exo se puede construir a través de dos personas y tiene capacidad para cuatro, en camas individuales que se pliegan y se adhieren a la pared cuando no estén en uso. Diagrama 2 Generadores portátiles suministran la energía eléctrica a las unidades a través de clips de conexión magnética. Diagrama 3 Sus componentes flat pack son prefabricados, lo que aumenta su eficiencia en su almacenamiento y transporte. Diagrama 4 Vía Inhabitat. Red+Housing / OBRA Architects. Our friends from OBRA Architects shared with us their project Red+Housing, an emergency housing prototype commissioned as part of CROSSING: Emergency Dialogues for Architecture to acknowledge the anniversary of the Sichuan earthquake, exhibition held at the National Art Museum of China. More images and architect’s description after the break. Architecture on the Edge of Survival involves the development of an original prototype of emergency housing for future potential deployment in areas of natural or man-made disaster anywhere in the world.
Emergency housing from the point of view of design is only an extreme form of architecture. Its context is that of almost unsustainable conditions, and its object, the creation of an environment we can inhabit temporarily while living on the edge. Red+Housing is proposed with the knowledge that, when living on the edge of survival, action needs to be decisive and precise. 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. 09. 10. CMax System. Vivienda Social de Emergencia - Casiopea. Título I Alumnos: Joaquín Acevedo, Rodolfo Pinto Profesor: Arturo Chicano una herramienta origen Antes de abordar la vivienda de emergencia es necesario aclarar el propósito de ella. Una de emergencia nace a partir de un suceso que requiere de una intervención inmediata, que resuelva en parte una situación precaria o de peligro para las personas, comprendidas en este caso, dentro de un espacio.
Así, la vivienda se convierte en una “herramienta” esencial para el habitar y el modo de vivir que permite “pedagógicamente” a una persona, desde el despojo, dirigirse hacia el valor de lo propio, siendo a su vez el origen de una renovación, de un proceso de intervención que entrega la seguridad y el cobijo de los hombres.” Recopilación de lo existente mediagua convencional Media agua convencional skin refugio transitorio Marcos de acero, revestimientos de distintas situaciones de adaptabilidad Unfolding View Este refugio simple de madera, es definido por un par de paneles abisagrados. Disaster House DH1. 8 transitional shelters - Index - IFRC. The books contain reviews by structural engineers of post disaster designs that have been built in significant numbers.
It is intended that this information will support the early stages of shelter programmes and inform shelter decision making. These shelters should not be used without being adapted to the context. Inclusion of shelter designs does not mean that they have been endorsed by IFRC. The books contain post disaster shelters that are not intended as complete permanent housing units. The books are structured as follows: Section A discusses shelter design briefs, includes a programming checklist and explains how the shelters were reviewed. These books are not guidelines on shelter programming.
These two books are primarily aimed at shelter delegates within the Red Cross and Red Crescent movement. These webpages are to share the outputs of the IFRC technical shelter working group relating to the design of shelters. There are now two editions of this book. References.