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Architecture Humanitarian Emergencies / Jorge Lobos
By Diego Hernandez — Filed under: Publications
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2/3 of the world population have no link to professional architecture, it means4.400.000.000 of people has not relation with academic knowledge of architecture. This book tries to explain how this knowledge can come to everywhere of our planet and how it can support to improve thelack of quality of life for natural disasters or social conflicts of millions of human beings.

The book Architecture for Humanitarian Emergencies shows an academic experience: The workshop 5×5inCopenhagenin January 2010. 5 humanitarian problems in 5 different countries and continents on the world:
1 Floods in Chokwe,Mozambique,Africa
2 Volcano eruption in Chaitén,Chile,Latin America
3Earthquake in L’aquila, Italy,Europe
4 Civil war in Sri Lanka,Asia
5 Climate Change in Maldives Islands,Asia

These 5 works show a large spectrum of problems can be improved with architecture. In eachcase we show the Government strategy, generally it is without or with few presence of architecture, and afterward we present a possible architectural project strategy. In every case we can find newsolutions from the architectural knowledge, it can help to open new ways of solution or mitigation of these problems each time more frequent.

006 Foreword
008 Introduction
028 Articles
032Architecture for Humanitarian Emergencies

034 Workshop 5×5 Copenhagen
070 Workshop Maputo
086 Workshop Sao Paulo
110 Epilogue
112 Bibliography and Credits

Paperback: 120 pages
Publisher: The RoyalDanish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture, Design and Conservation
Language: English
ISBN: 978-87-7830-283-0

Cite:
Hernandez , Diego . "Architecture Humanitarian Emergencies / JorgeLobos" 13 May 2012. ArchDaily. Accessed 28 May 2012. <http://www.archdaily.com/233688>
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