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Aspects Techniques
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Low Cost Houses
Emergency Homes
for Worldwide Disasters - easily built, re-usable
systems
http://www.gdin.org/proj_shelter.html
Global Village
Shelters - Creating communities and individual homes for
people in need - Connecticut, USA an alternative to current
solutions for disaster relief housing
http://www.gvshelters.com/
Moladi embarked on
an endeavour to develop a system to construct durable structures
of quality in the shortest possible time. This system has
developed into a construction technology that addresses four key
challenges embodied in the low cost housing shortages facing
developing countries namely: lack of resources, insufficient
funds, shortage of skills, time constraint.
http://www.moladi.co.za/
Depicts the
emergency bamboo housing designed by Lynch for Tsunami victims
in 2005.
Source : Peter
Lynch is a former head of the Graduate Architecture Department
at The Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan. http://www.ccny.cuny.edu/library/Divisions/Architecture/lynch.html
La maison en carton:
The Cardboard House represents the reduction of technology and
the simplification of needs. By demonstrating that we are able
to recycle 100% of the building components at extremely low
cost, the Cardboard House is a direct challenge to the housing
industry to reduce housing and environmental costs.
Architecte: Col has
been involved with students in the research and publication of
‘Low Cost Country Home Building’; construction of the ‘Autonomous
House’ at Sydney University; and several alternative
technology fairs.
A 5-bedroom house
made of recycled paper and cardboard, coated in clear plastic -
Design by Adriano Pupilli - Affordable and sustainable housing
option for students, artists and urban poor • recycled
materials • waste reuse • transportable • cost AU$ 30K
(US$ 20K) • made from paper pulp and recycled PET • simple
assembly by occupants
Containex
-Autriche - Containers - Cabins: bureau-sanitaires
http://www.containex.com/
Module sanitaire -
2,43x2,98
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