Homeless architecture

Homes for Hope is a homeless housing solution for Los Angeles that aims to bridge the gap between life on the streets and permanent accommodation.

Lofty is a flexible, easily-deployable shelter that seeks to address the problems inherent with difficult to reach areas, lack of tools and uneven terrain that can plague human relief efforts.

George Fisher has created an outdoor social space for Project Malachi, a homeless hostel in London, using the modular U-Build system by Studio Bark.

Anti-homeless policy has been a staple in cities all over the world for decades, whether those policies be forthright, like loitering laws and sit-lie ordinances, or peppered into a city’s infrastructure and public spaces.

Future Architecture is the first pan-European platform of architecture museums, festivals and producers embracing a wide range of emerging talents.

Benches that turn into shelters for the homeless http://www.arcreactions.com/graphic-design-advanced-paramedics-ltd/

Evil meanness in planning

The Sheltering centre is commited to be a space where all of the homeless people could find help, shelter and even start a new life. The building is devided into four levels, each of them has its own purpose to change the future of not only parking spaces, but also homeless people. # Concept Architecture Competition # Urban Design Competition # Urban Planning Competition