| Abstract |
Our goal is to make cheap and easy-to-move emergency houses for people who lost homes in calamities or conflicts. While doing this, we also aim to help solve the worldwide problem of homelessness. We want to give not just houses, but also shelters that are safe, cozy, can handle wind, and transportable. Our plan works to fulfill this need by making portable shelters. They don't need any help to build and won't break your bank. Our final aim is to safeguard homes and offer short-term assistance to people hit by disasters.
Unlike other shelter designs, ours is more than just an enclosure; it addresses the complex issues of human vulnerability. Recognizing that emergencies can strike at any time, our approach is designed for fast use, allowing affected individuals to get to a safe and pleasant location. The shelter offers a safe space to people facing everyday challenges, not just emergencies.
The innovation lies in the mix of being able to move and being strong. Our shelter is easy to move and doesn't need help to build. Being able to move helps people handle changes fast. Our idea focuses on being cheap so anyone can have a shelter.
Our project aims to lower how much people lose their homes, whether because of disasters or homelessness. We offer a cheap, easy-to-use shelter that gives back control and safety while changing the world's view on housing problems.
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