Considered a last resort in U.S. disaster recovery scenarios, direct-housing solutions are deployed only after other housing assistance options are exhausted. Their viability and effectiveness depend on a range of interrelated constraints, including physical, logistical and social factors.
This presentation will describe ongoing research relating to alternative architectural solutions and production/delivery paradigms for flexible and adaptable post-disaster housing, ranging from volumetric modular construction to panelization to rapidly-assembled kit-of-parts systems. Each scenario involves varying degrees of prefabrication using timber components.
Die Lunch Lectures der Fakultät für Architektur und Bauwesen verbinden Wissensaufnahme mit Genuss und bieten gleichzeitig die Gelegenheit zum studiengangsübergreifenden Austausch zwischen Studierenden und Lehrenden.
Die vier Studiengänge der Faku...
