Transitional Refugee Community: Design Strategy for Dry/Arid Regions
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Nakalembe, Hanifah
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Denison, Dirk
The proposed master’s project is the exploration of how architectural planning and design can improve and increase efficiency in transitional housing during emergency relief and/or conflict related situations. The project proposal developed through design exploration of several prototypes that would not only be minimal but will also be culturally and climatically adaptive among other things. After a thorough select ion process, concentration was given to arid/dry climate and the area select ed for study was Darfur, Sudan.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10560/2462
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disaster relief
transitional housing
Sudan
humanitarian relief
climatically adaptive
culturally adaptive
Adaptive reuse
Environmental systems
Mixed-use development
Sustainable architecture
Master's project
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Illinois Institute of Technology
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