A arquitetura de emergência - Reutilizar e reciclar material após desastres
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https://doi.org/10.5935/jetia.v6i26.688Resumo
Esses trabalhos de pesquisa têm como objetivo explicar os métodos e as articulações do design com base nos princípios da arquitetura de emergência, que enfocam seus conceitos de reutilização e reciclagem de materiais locais após desastres naturais ou causados pelo homem e crises. Em uma estrutura de projeto sistemática que é limitada por muitos obstáculos, como a escassez e disponibilidade limitada de materiais de baixo custo e a falta de experiência de mão de obra local. Para reduzir os impactos negativos de desastres em países em desenvolvimento e deslocados, devemos destacar a importância de materiais alternativos que podem ser regenerados (palha e bambu), materiais reciclados, materiais reutilizados, materiais semiacabados (materiais de terra e argila).
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