4-dimensional design: a design strategy for efficient shelter and sustainable housing after conflict-based and natural disasters

Caroline Henrotay; Wim Debacker; Marijke Mollaert; Willy De Wilde; Hendrik Hendrickx

4-dimensional design: a design strategy for efficient shelter and sustainable housing after conflict-based and natural disasters

Caroline Henrotay, Wim Debacker, Marijke Mollaert, Willy De Wilde, Hendrik Hendrickx

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Catastrophes like wars and natural disasters have occurred over ages. However, the last decade the amount of emergency situations has increased in a frightening way. Unsustainable human behaviour causing environmental changes and social conflicts undoubtedly contributes to this increase. A global approach for shelter intervention may contribute to efficient relief while supporting a transition from aid to development and helping to prevent future catastrophes. In this paper one investigates how the 4-dimensional design strategy developed at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (department of Arch & MeMC) can be implemented to reach this goal.

Originele taal-2	English
Titel	Management of natural resources, sustainable development and ecological hazards
Uitgeverij	WITpress
Pagina's	341-350
Aantal pagina's	10
Volume	1
ISBN van geprinte versie	978-1-84564-048-4
Status	Published - dec. 2006
Evenement	Unknown - Stockholm, Sweden Duur: 21 sep. 2009 → 25 sep. 2009

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Conference	Unknown
Land/Regio	Sweden
Stad	Stockholm
Periode	21/09/09 → 25/09/09

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C.A. Brebbia, M.E. Conti, E.Tiezzi

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