Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Carter Nelson: Looking Out Week 09

Architecture is not only for the elite, but can be used to better underprivileged people and people in need after disaster relief. These temporary dormitories are constructed out of locally sourced and reconstituted/re-purposed materials using traditional building methods and a vernacular aesthetic. They can be quickly erected and last for up to two years. Despite its humble material pallet and function, its creates an aesthetically intriguing project that honestly presents its materiality and has unique moments while helping an important cause.



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