Introducing the topic, by stating the argument “ what if refugee camps where designed in a more sophisticated way. They currently meet their basic such as shelter, food and water but what if there are design solutions that would meet their psychological needs.
Designing for 99% of the worlds population (Buck minister fuller theory)
design for the real world victor papnik
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-Refugee camps providing basic needs such as shelter food and water. Talk about the shelters being provided , structures..etc And how do they provide these basic needs.
-Examples of the best refugee camps , whats good about them and whats not/ whats missing from them.
-Refugees being traumatised because of what they go through, their journeys (psychologically and physically.
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Design interventions,case studies of other camps/houses/spaces. The case studies don’t necessarily have to be camps , however the concept must be adapted to refugee camps. For example a house or space that creates a sense of familiarity to people, a space that creates a community, transformation spaces and adapting the concept to refugee camps. whether it could work for them in terms of creating a community or sense of familiarity in the space thus affecting psychological needs.
Examples of controlled spaces, that give its occupants the ability to do normal daily chores/tasks for e.ghygienic beauty , buying stuff..etc what happens if that would be applied to refugee camps, how would it make them feel.
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Ikea’s flat pack furniture refugee shelter solutions the fact that it could work wonders for refugees psychological needs, cause people might be able to relate to it , maybe remind them of their houses before the moved to the camps , creating a sense of personal space and familiarity thus meeting their psychological needs , of affecting them in term of feeling safe..etc.http://www.dezeen.com/2015/03/24/ikea-flat-pack-refugee-shelters-go-into-production-better-shelter-unhcr/
Jordanian designer , that designed smart tents , maybe she used local resources dealing with the country’s natural resources , where are the refugees coming from ?http://abeerseikaly.com/weavinghome.php
creating design environments which have a sense of familiarity to these refugees.
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Creating an experience, giving a sense of taste to the living spaces.
Experience design.
Design solutions that would make a difference to refugees psychological needs.
Resources to be used :
http://www.apa.org/international/pi/2014/12/global-violence.aspx
http://playpen.icomtek.csir.co.za/~acdc/education/Dr_Anvind_Gupa/Learners_Library_7_March_2007/Resources/books/designvictor.pdf
Book : Design like you give a damn by thames and hudson . p50 and 51 humanitarian design today,
Transitional community p.94-99
Dome village : p180-183 talks about creating jobs while building structures , making refugees feel better and empowered.
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