The American designer invited the slum dwellers ergonomic home

Designer Doug sharp of BSB design Studio that in the American state of Iowa, presented the project, which received the name of Tiny Abod Shelters. The project aims to solve the housing problem of all those people that are forced to live literally on the street.



Today, approximately 32% of humanity are forced to live in slums. American designer Doug sharp in search of a solution to the problem of housing has offered a simple and fairly inexpensive project that would resettle all those in need of dirty slums in a clean, modern and civilized home, albeit very modest.

 



Tiny Abod Shelters – cabins-economy class, designed for warm countries of Asia and Africa, and South America. The structure of the house resembles a tent, but its the only room spacious enough and outside is easily possible to house three people. In house repair can be done, equip it to a specific owner. It is important that Tiny Abod Shelters there is a possibility of deciding on any communication, starting with electricity and ending with water.

 



Another advantage of houses is that, if necessary, combining two, three, four Tiny Abod Shelters you can get spacious housing. The cabins are made from high strength metal that combines reliability with ease of construction.

The domed shape of the Lodge chosen for a reason. First, in this form there is no need to clean the roof. Secondly, under the dome of the house there is a storage room, which if necessary can be extended descent to the lower levels.

 



The cabins are Tiny Abod Shelters can be easily transported. Full Assembly\dismantling the house without internal finishing is carried out for 30 minutes. Assembled Tiny Abod Shelters is not a lot of place that allows to transport them over long distances and in large quantities through the air and to send as humanitarian aid.

Source: www.ecobyt.ru/