OUR VISION

 

The Shelter Project was born as a positive solution to the refugee crisis of those displaced after the July, 2018 Lombok Earthquake disaster. We expect our structures to continue to evolve & improve whilst maintaining the same ethos and budget. Our project plan, design and material selection is based on several key factors listed to the right & aims to last a minimum of 2-3 years. Each house is be fitted with electrical wiring, a rainwater collection system, a water tank to store collected water, a water filter, and an easy-to-clean floor lining.

While The Shelter Project’s primary function is as temporary housing, we are exploring its adaptability in the context of multi-functional spaces. We are in the process of collaborating with other initiatives in using TSP’s module in order to explore and adopt its modular construction system and community based approach to fulfil other purposes.

 
  • Working with local leaders & builders within their own villages

  • Application of local resources & knowledge

  • Adaptable plans that can be personalised based on availability of local material

  • Mostly natural materials & reusable synthetic products

  • A design that is able to withstand movement in the event of another Earthquake

  • Raised floorboards to prepare for floods & avoid rodents

  • Emergency lighting & simple efficient electrical fittings

  • Ventilation & mosquito protection

  • Privacy & adequate room

  • UV resistant, simple to install roofing

  • Water catchment (via roof) & manual filtration system

  • Cost & time efficient

  • Culturally respectful and acceptable

 
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65 HOUSES - LOMBOK, INDONESIA
2018-2019

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COMING SOON
2022