Disaster relief housing draws designers but do their ideas fit the people?
The SFGate explores the innovation behind these models, why they generally remain stuck as mere prototypes, and other contexts of "community connectedness" they must address in order to become more feasible in the future. Read
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on a related tip:
Architect Peter Ryan explores his cardboard design in the U.S. for Gulf State relief.
Also, there is the HELP temporary dwelling erected by architect Carib Daniel Martin and builder Rob Bragan in Bethesda. Read in WashPost
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