| Title |
A Study of Temporary Housing Design with Unit Modular Method |
| Authors |
Song, Young-Hak ; Wang, Woo-Chul ; Lim, Seok-Ho |
| Keywords |
Temporary Housing ; Unit Modular ; Unit Combination ; Plan Design ; Disaster |
| Abstract |
The natural disaster and the human-sourced hazard such as terror are under the tendency to increase these days. Korea is always around the corner of the local and national war caused by the South-North relation: the military attack on Yeonpyeong Island in 2010 as a typical example. The residents damaged from the attack lived at the neighbored temporary housing for around one year. In case the natural or human-made disaster as such occurs, the refugees need the space where they have to reside temporarily during the repair of existing houses or rebuilding. This study purposes to correct the problems occurring in the process of plan and operation of domestic temporary housing, and to present a plan for the prototype meeting the characteristics of temporary housing. This study sets the space performance of temporary housing by considering the minimum residence standard for the resident, and makes a plan for the Korea-style temporary housing to maximize the expandability and variability by considering a construction method befitting the characteristics of the housing. |