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58 Portable Shelter Projects by Designers

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jukta

SELF SAFE MODULAR HOUSE

A self-safe modular house is a disaster-resilient housing unit made from prefabricated modules that are easy to assemble, repair, and expand. It is designed to provide safe shelter during floods, cyclones, and earthquakes using local, sustainable materials. The house is affordable, adaptable, and suitable for vulnerable communities in disaster-prone areas .

Dorota

Adaptation of post-war civilian shelters

The project explores the adaptive reuse of post-war shelters as infrastructure for public safety and urban space. It reviews global models, highlights gaps in Poland’s system, and proposes a concept for the adaptation of civilian shelters that combines social use in peacetime with full protective capacity in emergencies.

Sakib

In Transition: DR Shelters for Community Recovery

"In Transition: Adaptive DR Shelters for Dense Urban Community Recovery" aims to address the vulnerability of Old Dhaka communities to disasters by proposing T-shelters on a playground for 6 months to 2 years. These shelters, intended for temporary use, require quick installation with readily available materials to help the affected recover quickly.

Nova

ACTIVATE SHELTER

An Adaptive Shelter Infrastructure in Rooppur, the Nuclear Arena of Bangladesh

Mahya

Oklahoma Refugee Shelter

According to the rules of the competition, the creation of a temporary accommodation space and other spaces permanently; prompted us to approach the design to the concept of integration while being modular. All spaces of this complex were designed in a modular way.

Kamila and Marcin

The Gardeners' Shelter

The project's objective is to serve both to the local community and homeless individuals named gardeners. Community gardens located in the entrance area, aim to become a hallmark of the facility. Workshops will be addressed for center guests and local residents.

Simon

'Ti POD

A cosy refuge in the alps.

Cason and Yalda

INTERLOCK

An understanding of modularity within emergency housing is pursued at a scale to house hundreds of people with the potential to morph and grow through demand. Adaptability is put into question as the needs through disaster change depending on the circumstances, to which a modular design of easy assembly is pursued to communicate safety and retreat.

LIU

nomad1

My favorite was the projection-screen, which was hidden in the ceiling of the bedroom. Put it down, I could be watching the movie, lying on the floor the living-room. The more magical was that through the transformation of internal furniture, it could meet a multi-port life demand. It was comparable to a traditional three-bedroom housing-type.

Leonid

NOMAD

The mobile home consists of two main elements: a stationary unit with an area of 10 sq.m. and a block with wall panels in three sizes. The wall panels are pulled out in three pieces from each of the two sides of the stationary block and having a width of 1 m. in the extended state together with the stationary block, form a house with an area of 36 sq.m.

Natalia and 3 others

Windbreak shelter

The design focuses on a structure that is easy to build and transport, and can be constructed using local and recycled materials. Created structure is temporary, mobile and resistant to climatic conditions.

Baiying and 3 others

Transformabilit ------ Flexible Sustainble Shelter

Combining the relevant research on the characteristics of the grain bins and the local context, we decided to transform the original monotonous cylindrical grain bins into an agricultural accommodation center with multiple functions. It is a SUSTAINABLE SHELTER that can be TRANSFOR, moved, pushed and pulled according to climate change, which just looks like.