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Designing A Cold Shelter

Designing A Cold Shelter. Your Team Members First and Last Names. Students...you may use this as a "template" but change the background to your own style. Feel free to add extra slides. You will need pictures of your Floor Plan and Section. The Design Brief. State the problem

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Designing A Cold Shelter

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  1. Designing A Cold Shelter Your Team Members First and Last Names

  2. Students...you may use this as a "template" but change the background to your own style. Feel free to add extra slides. You will need pictures of your Floor Plan and Section.

  3. The Design Brief • State the problem • List design constraints • Generate ideas • Propose a solution • Design a conceptual prototype • Present results • Floor Plan • Sectional View

  4. 1. State the Problem There are currently no explicit, coherent or comprehensive policies that address emergency shelter assistance in cold-climate humanitarian emergencies. Furthermore, there is little evidence that current available shelter systems and methods of implementation provide adequate environments for displaced people in such conditions. www.shelterproject.org/downloads/coldshelter2.pdf

  5. Design Constraints • Provide food, shelter for one week • Water source (you can assume portable water bottles area available) • Food source (you can assume food will be provided) • Heat source (use an portable propane heater) • Ventilation (show a ventilation pipe in your structure)

  6. 2.My ideas Sweat lodges are built to trap heat. They also have doors that open and close easily to let heat out. http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.barefootsworld.net/graphics/sweatcrow2.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.barefootsworld.net/sweatlodge.html&h=284&w=350&sz=14&tbnid=At7DldFihBKVOM:&tbnh=101&tbnw=124&zoom=1&usg=__FniumNOTN56_7n2YkVdHdxlpMhw=&docid=7cXUIH7ZUqQUmM&hl=en&sa=X&ei=rjBiUPi4I8m2igKLj4FY&sqi=2&ved=0CCwQ9QEwAQ&dur=600

  7. More ideas.....Yurts http://www.survivalquarterly.com/resources/comparative%20shelter%20designs.pdf Heap earth around sides to keep fabric from blowing Ropes on the outside to hang clothes and equipment Ventilation provided by opening the door

  8. More ideas...... Minimize heat loss by using plastic porches http://www.survivalquarterly.com/resources/comparative%20shelter%20designs.pdf http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.survivalquarterly.com%2Fresources%2Fcomparative%2520shelter%2520designs.pdf&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNEcdRnYtSd48JJfBCyrkGxc8bZBww

  9. Select a Solution Conceptual drawings Collect your sketches from a few weeks ago. Electronic sketches are great! You can photograph your hand sketches and insert them here.

  10. Materials ideas You can copy and paste your materials data here. You can also describe ideas in the form of text.

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