Woman shelter architecture

Image 6 of 12 from gallery of Design for Homeless Shelter in San Luis Obispo Awarded. © Gwynne Pugh Urban Studio & garcia architecture + design

Completed in 2022 in Loni [B.K.], India. Images by Hemant Patil. Thought: An idea to build a place to accommodate destitute and women in need under a shelter will help them to grow and nurture with pride and...

Maïté Seimetz's @i.ate.maite_ 'Surplus City' project is a prototype for a women’s homeless shelter and temporary accommodation, combining experimental materiality, self-built construction and community participation to destigmatise homelessness and the treatment of surplus material. #bartlettsummershow2019 #bartlettkiosk #maite #mighty #bartlettschoolofarchitecture #architecturestudents @bartlettarchucl @bartlett_ucl #critday #bartlettdr #homelessshelter @littleblackbox.ny @critday…

The women of AFOM wove the curtains from the village's sheep for the community centre, and the lamps and ceramic objects that decorate the exterior where made by their local potter.

Completed in 2018 in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. Images by Amit Geron. Designed by London-based practice, Amos Goldreich Architecture, alongside local firm, Jacobs-Yaniv Architects, this shelter is one of only a handful...

Operating 24/7 and hosting up to a hundred homeless women, Shelter for Homeless Women is a VIVAS Arquitectos project in Barcelona’s Sarrià-Sant Gervasi district. The architects’ prime objectives for this project were to create a home and a safe space that encourage social interaction.The shelter, in Plaça Kennedy, replicates the layout of an existing facility. But the project goes beyond the traditional vision of these structures as places that provide urgent responses to the basic needs of…

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The second group of winners of the World Architecture Festival’s (WAF) 2016 category awards have been announced today on day 2 of the event, held...

Designed by Amos Goldreich Architecture, Jacobs-Yaniv Architects. London firm, Amos Goldreich Architecture and Israel firm Jacobs-Yaniv Architects have come together to design a new shelter for the No to Violence...

Image 13 of 33 from gallery of The Women’s House of Ouled Merzoug / Building Beyond Borders Hasselt University. Photograph by Thomas Noceto

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This project considers all homeless shelters and resources in a given U.S. city as one connected system, then uses architecture..

Dogma is the office founded by Pier Vittorio Aureli and Martino Tattara in 2002. Dogma is interested in the relationship between architecture and the city.

Image 21 of 52 from gallery of A Psychiatric Hospital and an Alternative Public Workspace: 10 Unbuilt Projects Submitted by our Readers. Photograph by Ziya Imren Architects

HE[x]AL’s vision is to provide a safe, secure and transitionary home for homeless teenagers in Jackson, Mississippi. Our design aims to build Trust, Dignity and Ability: to address deep-seated issues in these teenagers, restore identity and sense of empowerment, and provide them the capacity to upskill themselves and be independent in facing challenges. # Architecture Competition # Interior Design Competition # Residential Building Competition

Image 3 of 25 from gallery of Shelter For Victims Of Domestic Violence / Amos Goldreich Architecture + Jacobs Yaniv Architects. Photograph by Amit Geron

Image 5 of 23 from gallery of Brooklyn Botanic Garden Visitor Center / Weiss/Manfredi. Photograph by Albert Vecerka/Esto