Minus carbon and plus energy refugee shelter

Marwa Dabaieh

Minus carbon and plus energy refugee shelter

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This study discusses a proposal for a 37 m² refugee
earth shelter that could be built with the help of seven
people in 11 working days. The study is an experimental, participatory, living lab methodology for creating an eco-cycle shelter. The building’s skeleton is made from a minus carbon earth mix and is equipped with renewables that produce more energy than what the building consumes. No waste is generated during the building’s construction, operation and after end of life, and passive concepts for heating, cooling and daylight are used. The beneficiaries of this design include not only refugees but also the majority of the world’s urban poor.

Originalspråk	engelska
Titel på värdpublikation	Zero Carbon Buildings Today and in the Future
Redaktörer/författare	Ljubomir Jankovic
Utgivningsort	Birmingham
Förlag	University of Birmingham
Sidor	71-76
Antal sidor	6
Utgåva	First
ISBN (tryckt)	978-1-904839-88-0
Status	Published - 2016 okt. 28

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SDG 7 – Hållbar energi för alla
SDG 11 – Hållbara städer och samhällen
SDG 13 – Bekämpa klimatförändringarna
SDG 16 – Fredliga och inkluderande samhällen

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Minus carbon and plus energy refugee shelter

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