Open Call: Minimal Shelter Space

□³LE Competition is looking for individual shelter solutions for evacuation centers in Japan proposals. Record-breaking rainfall and subsequent flooding, hurricanes, earthquakes, volcano eruptions, heatwaves, and forest fires, humanity is experiencing devastating natural disasters with no signs of easing.

Our homes built to protect us from harsh nature are becoming less effective, and in some cases, we have to abandon our homes for survival, whether temporal or permanent. It is becoming ever more critical to prepare for such dire situations at the best of our abilities. Japan, one of the countries consistently under the threat of various disasters all year long, has experienced many throughout the years. Through these devastating experiences, the government has developed standard disaster evacuation guidelines. Based on the current guidelines, how much of this deals with spatial conditions of evacuees are still questionable. Are we still left to sleep on cold school gymnasium floors sleeping next to a stranger without privacy?

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Cite: "Open Call: Minimal Shelter Space" 05 Oct 2021. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/969648/open-call-number-3le-minimal-shelter-space-proposals-for-providing-individual-shelter-solutions-for-evacuation-centers-in-japan> ISSN 0719-8884

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