Refugee housing

Refugee Camps Technology is changing, world is changing. But over the years, there are things in the world that do not change. Wars and natural disasters are among these things that do not change. Because of the wars and natural disasters thousands

The Hex House from Architects for Society is a prototype design for people who've fled natural or human-caused disasters.

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.

World Architecture Community News - German students designed residences for refugees

Werner Sobek and the company Aktivhaus recently completed a modular development for 200 Syrian refugees in the German town of Winnenden.

Image 2 of 16 from gallery of Yale Students Propose a Series of Pop-Up Religious Buildings to Sustain Culture in Refugee Camps. Courtesy of Lucas Boyd and Chad Greenlee

Architecture, Adobe Photoshop, ArchiCAD

This project shows a refugees camp in Koblenz, Germany. It was developed as my bachelor-thesis in the year 2015 and earned a massive public feedback and response.

Image 13 of 20 from gallery of Shelter for the Wanderer / André Hans Kubat Sarria. Section AA

Building refugee housing often means fast construction at the expense of beauty and quality, but that doesn’t have to be the case if we take German architect Werner Sobek’s work as any indication. Sobek and the company Aktivhaus recently completed a modular development for 200 Syrian refugees in the German town of Winnenden. Prefabricated in

Emergency Shelter; Analogy (Refugee)

Image 15 of 53 from gallery of These Schools for Refugee Children in Jordan are Built Using Scaffolding and Sand. Photograph by Pilosio Building Peace

Architecture, Architecture Concept, Architecture Visualization, ArchiCAD, 3Dmax

Balbek Bureau proposes "dignified" refugee villages for Ukraine's displaced

Mundane business know-how combats gut-wrenching human tragedy.

Long-Term shelter housing for refugees | A-Level Product Design, 2014

Through the ages, a shelter simply meant protection. Protection which is divided into two main criteria: the first, it needs to be fast and efficient, meets the need for a quick protocol that arises from the earthquake problem, needs to be agile and easy in its assembly. The second, the transformation of the shelter into a permanent home. # Concept Architecture Competition # Urban Planning Competition # Urban Design Competition