One thought: what if water is a problem? ... 'Spray the outer layer with water'? In many refugee camps they get water in buckets or canisters. Sorry, don't want to be a party -pooper ... the idea is brilliant!
Wondered about that as well. Seems any large encampment would require both a constant water supply and many points of access (and much hose) before shelters could be constructed.
I was initially skeptical, until I realize that this wasn't for urban displaced people who would need property, but for refugees and to be set up in a specific area. Excellent approach and idea!
I have been researching different aspects and materials of low cost modular or mobile dwellings for people who can't afford it who have been displaced. It is a passion of mine to design and make dwellings for the marginalised. I would have loved to have joined that workshop.
TRULY PHENOMENAL!!! Your life's work is done Norman ! Come back in another avatar in the next life, as 'ST. FOSTER of The Stricken & Homeless On Thames', may be? 😂🤣🤩🤑
The problems of refugees, or the homeless for that matter, aren't a lack of slick architecture. Their problems are political and brutal poverty. Anyway, plenty of local people capable of designing and building houses with the available materials. They don't need a private jet owning architect to take away their jobs.
Plenty of room for all who wish to conceive and build best housing for refugees. What refugees don't need is populists on high horses playing gate keeper regarding who is permitted to help.
There are constructive people and there are destructive people. Very pleased to see constructive people putting their ideas and talents to good use, dismayed to see a destructive person with nothing positive to bring to the party dismiss the constructive.
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Very nice architecture wish you happy birthday on month 1 june born England we are waiting ur new project thanks
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One thought: what if water is a problem? ... 'Spray the outer layer with water'? In many refugee camps they get water in buckets or canisters. Sorry, don't want to be a party -pooper ... the idea is brilliant!
Wondered about that as well. Seems any large encampment would require both a constant water supply and many points of access (and much hose) before shelters could be constructed.
I was initially skeptical, until I realize that this wasn't for urban displaced people who would need property, but for refugees and to be set up in a specific area. Excellent approach and idea!
I have been researching different aspects and materials of low cost modular or mobile dwellings for people who can't afford it who have been displaced. It is a passion of mine to design and make dwellings for the marginalised.
I would have loved to have joined that workshop.
TRULY PHENOMENAL!!!
Your life's work is done Norman !
Come back in another avatar in the next life, as 'ST. FOSTER of The Stricken & Homeless On Thames', may be? 😂🤣🤩🤑
wonderful
Nice.
Looks like a 5 star hotel refugee camp.
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The problems of refugees, or the homeless for that matter, aren't a lack of slick architecture. Their problems are political and brutal poverty. Anyway, plenty of local people capable of designing and building houses with the available materials. They don't need a private jet owning architect to take away their jobs.
Plenty of room for all who wish to conceive and build best housing for refugees. What refugees don't need is populists on high horses playing gate keeper regarding who is permitted to help.
Everyone needs slick architecture once in a while.
There are constructive people and there are destructive people. Very pleased to see constructive people putting their ideas and talents to good use, dismayed to see a destructive person with nothing positive to bring to the party dismiss the constructive.
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