Aspects Techniques Low Cost

Aspects Techniques - Low Cost

Emergency Homes for Worldwide Disasters - easily built, re-usable systems
http://www.gdin.org/proj_shelter.html

moladi embarked on an endeavour to develop a system to construct durable structures of quality in the shortest possible time.
This system has developed into a construction technology that addresses four key challenges embodied in the low cost housing shortages facing developing countries namely: lack of resources, insufficient funds, shortage of skills, time constraint.
http://www.moladi.co.za/


Depicts the emergency bamboo housing designed by Lynch for Tsunami victims in 2005. Source Peter Lynch is a former head of the Graduate Architecture Department at The Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan. http://www.ccny.cuny.edu/library/Divisions/Architecture/lynch.html


La maison en carton: The Cardboard House represents the reduction of technology and the simplification of needs. By demonstrating that we are able to recycle 100% of the building components at extremely low cost, the Cardboard House is a direct challenge to the housing industry to reduce housing and environmental costs. Architecte: Col has been involved with students in the research and publication of ‘Low Cost Country Home Building’; construction of the ‘Autonomous House’ at Sydney University; and several alternative technology fairs. http://www.housesofthefuture.com.au/hof_houses04.html http://www.thepaperhouse.net/

A 5-bedroom house made of recycled paper and cardboard, coated in clear plastic - Design by Adriano Pupilli Affordable and sustainable housing option for students, artists and urban poor • recycled materials • waste reuse • transportable • cost AU$ 30K (US$ 20K) • made from paper pulp and recycled PET • simple assembly by occupants http://www.thepaperhouse.net/

Containers - Cabins: bureau-sanitaires Par Containex -Autriche http://www.containex.com/ Module sanitaire: http://www.containex.com/en/sanitary_cabin_10.aspx