Homeless architecture

Covered park bench for homeless

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Homes for Hope is a homeless housing solution for Los Angeles by architecture studio MadWorkshop that aims to bridge the gap between life on the streets and permanent accommodation.

We manufacture sleeping shelters, laundry rooms, bathrooms, and other rapid-deployment products to address homelessness.

Image 10 of 12 from gallery of Design for Homeless Shelter in San Luis Obispo Awarded. © Gwynne Pugh Urban Studio & garcia architecture + design

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Rain gardens to infiltrate rain water from the roofs. Ok... enough of this, back to billable work...

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As the main concept of the design, homeless youth were considered as a link in the chain. The basic design idea was to create a union that would allow these rings to come together and interlock with each other and overcome these problems. Also, a design was designed to make these homeless young people feel safe. # Architecture Competition # Interior Design Competition # Residential Building Competition

The Safe House For Homeless Children in Guba (Azerbaijan), is a project which the main idea is based on the problem of child homelessness itself. It is a place where these children can learn from each other, help each other and become a family, a communit...

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This is an example of hostile architecture designed to prevent homeless people from using it as a place to rest or sleep. Photo credit: Does anyone know who took this image or where it was taken?

The Community First! Village in central Texas provides affordable housing to Austin's homeless population. Developed by nonprofit Mobile Loaves & Fishes, it currently houses 370 formerly homeless people in tiny-house-style accommodations. Now they're getting an assist from Icon, a construction company that 3D prints houses. With backing from the Lennar Foundation (the charitable arm of Lennar, a production homebuilder), Icon will print 100 houses in an expanded portion of the village.

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According to the rules of the competition, the creation of a temporary accommodation space and other spaces permanently; prompted us to approach the design to the concept of integration while being modular. All spaces of this complex were designed in a modular way.

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