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9 Refugee Camp Projects by Designers

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Klaudia

NEW STAGE for Caminantes

The main objective of the project was to create a friendly, safe and development space for the Caminantes - refugees from Venezuela looking for shelter in Colombia . The shelter house and community center created habitat. Easy and cheap, recycled plastic bricks were used for construction.The entire assumption was matched by the terrain and the existing green

Nurul and 3 others

'Toolkit' of Self-Resilience

The process of re-imagining play has created a set of design principles that are explored through a series of modular typologies that are geared towards addressing the socio-cultural issues in the Kutupalong refugee camp through adaptable and flexible design.

MEKEMTA

TRANSPLANT : Bio shelters that make smiling

TRANSPLANT is a project that seeks to offer ecological and vernacular housing that promotes the integration of Syrian refugees in Turkey by drawing inspiration from Syrian habits. The structure of the building is made of wood and the walls are made of self-blocking mud bricks allowing a quick and easy assembly.

岳

LIFE OF TRAIN

The train of Life is a place that leads refugees to happiness. Its destination is not America，but the depth of their hearts. Everyone has a different path to happiness, and they will find the direction here.

guangxin

HOMELAND

For asylum seekers, a simple and stable living environment is the most basic requirement of life. Simple structure, fast construction and comfortable life are indispensable elements of asylum space. "No man's land" is a bold concept. The design makes "no man's land" a "home" with vitality, hope and comfortable living atmosphere, and gives asylum hope to live

Tolga

EXODUS PALACE

The project consists of a Syrian Refugee Rehabilitation center that is integrated in to a Public space. Refugee families are planned engage in activities that are related to their ethnic culture. These ethnic activities hold the potential to engage general public in to the area and turn it into a public space. In a similar fashion to a “China Town”.

ananya

ADAPTIVE SETTLEMENT FOR REFUGEES-A case of Srilankan Tamil

To design a long-term settlement with Srilankan attitude with an infiltration of outsiders without affecting the sense of security with future expansion reflecting the socioeconomic character and is also affordable, incremental and sustainable. The occupational center enhances self-employment for women to explore their skills and support their livelihood.

Denis

HOME FOR THE ESCAPED - Transitional Housing for the Rohingya refugees

The experience of becoming homeless is coupled with the experience of losing a sense of place and belonging in this world. The transitional shelters goal is to design a more humane environment that restores dignity and identity to the abandoned Refugees.

Jerry

TEMPORARY HABITAT

The purpose of this program is to give asylum-seekers a temporary habitat where they can live in dignity until they can enter the United States with legal identification, and everyone will be treated fairly here.