Refugee
Architecture and design projects addressing housing, shelter, and community spaces for displaced and refugee populations.
This topic explores how designers and architects respond to displacement and forced migration through built interventions. Projects range from temporary shelters to transitional housing that provide safety, dignity, and community for people fleeing conflict, persecution, and disaster.The community examines diverse approaches including purpose-built refuges integrated into natural landscapes, adaptive reuse of existing structures like border infrastructure, and transitional housing designed specifically for refugee populations. Work spans emergency response to longer-term settlement solutions.
