2019
DOI: 10.1088/1755-1315/225/1/012032
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From Temporary to Permanent; A Circular Approach for Post-disaster Housing Reconstruction

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“…A series of general requirements has been proposed that the pop-up environments must have in order to respond to the most diverse needs, thus also indicating how they can have a positive and relevant impact in urban planning. Modularity [18,48,53,57], flexibility [18,48,57], speed [21,47,59] and simplicity of installation [18,47,91], economic affordability [21,47,57,80,91], constructive reversibility [47,54,57], and second-life management [47,[53][54][55]58] all derive mainly from the criteria for the design of temporary houses in case of natural disasters [5,8,11,48,53,54] but are also applicable for other types of pop-up environments. It has been seen how the use of pop-up environments has had a positive impact in the most diverse contexts that often represented a limit or a problem for urban planning due to their intrinsic nature.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A series of general requirements has been proposed that the pop-up environments must have in order to respond to the most diverse needs, thus also indicating how they can have a positive and relevant impact in urban planning. Modularity [18,48,53,57], flexibility [18,48,57], speed [21,47,59] and simplicity of installation [18,47,91], economic affordability [21,47,57,80,91], constructive reversibility [47,54,57], and second-life management [47,[53][54][55]58] all derive mainly from the criteria for the design of temporary houses in case of natural disasters [5,8,11,48,53,54] but are also applicable for other types of pop-up environments. It has been seen how the use of pop-up environments has had a positive impact in the most diverse contexts that often represented a limit or a problem for urban planning due to their intrinsic nature.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The rest of the elements, such as partitions, interior fittings, and the remaining enclosure, would be left to be built by the residents. The final project provided a support framework that avoids the negative effects of self-construction on the urban environment over time and facilitates the expansion process that naturally arises in poor housing construction, for the entire period of temporary residence, and also in the event of a possible longer duration [57].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The use of PUEs offers the opportunity to study unconventional solutions and experiment with functions, allowing quick and flexible answers and circumventing some bureaucratic planning procedures [ 21 ]. However, it must also be said that the ‘construction tradition’ in many countries favours the ‘permanent’ architecture, since the picture of temporary housing as an ‘economic’ construction method slows down its adoption [ 32 ]. In addition, while the opportunities which temporary housing provides are becoming more recognised in urban planning, the connotations surrounding temporary housing can still be very mixed, and negative associations are often still prevalent [ 32 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, it must also be said that the ‘construction tradition’ in many countries favours the ‘permanent’ architecture, since the picture of temporary housing as an ‘economic’ construction method slows down its adoption [ 32 ]. In addition, while the opportunities which temporary housing provides are becoming more recognised in urban planning, the connotations surrounding temporary housing can still be very mixed, and negative associations are often still prevalent [ 32 ]. This is due to examples of temporary dwellings that do not attain adequate standards of sustainability in the social, economic or environmental dimension [ 33 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%