Aashir Ashfaq
Exploring the potential of design for manufacture and assembly (DFMA) in post-disaster housing solutions.
Rel. Valentina Villa, Paolo Piantanida. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Edile, 2023
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Abstract
Now more than ever, humankind is currently exposed to a wide range of dangers and catastrophic occurrences. Natural Disasters have grown due to climate change causing suffering for people, in addition to man made catastrophes. As a result, such catastrophes cause enormous losses on a material, social, and financial level. People who are impacted by a disaster have a right to a dignified existence and, consequently, a right to help. All feasible measures should be taken to lessen the human suffering that results from a disaster or a conflict. Measures have been taken primarily by various national and international organisations, mostly military and civil, to overcome the effects of catastrophe or conflict.
The most popular approach currently being employed is giving victims refuge in ordinary tents, which do not meet the bare minimum of living conditions
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