La arquitectura de emergencia - Reutilización y reciclaje de material después de desastres
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https://doi.org/10.5935/jetia.v6i26.688Resumen
Estos trabajos de investigación tienen como objetivo explicar los métodos y articulaciones de diseño basados en los principios de la arquitectura de emergencia, que se centran en sus conceptos de reutilización y reciclaje de materiales locales después de desastres y crisis naturales o provocados por el hombre. En un marco de diseño sistemático que está limitado por muchos obstáculos, como la escasez y disponibilidad limitada de materiales de bajo costo, y la falta de experiencia laboral local. Para reducir los impactos negativos de los desastres en países en desarrollo y desplazados, debemos resaltar la importancia de materiales alternativos que se puedan regenerar (paja y bambú), materiales reciclados, materiales reutilizados, materiales semiacabados (materiales de tierra y arcilla).
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