Course Title and Description:
Master the principles of resilient housing construction tailored to post-conflict areas, focusing on durability and cost-effectiveness. This course prepares students to address the unique challenges of rebuilding in unstable or disaster-prone regions.
Learning Objectives:
- Develop housing designs that emphasize resilience and adaptability.
- Select cost-effective materials suited to post-conflict environments.
- Apply construction methods that ensure durability and safety.
- Address cultural and environmental considerations in housing reconstruction.
Course Syllabus Overview (10 Units):
- Introduction to Resilient Housing in Post-Conflict Zones
- Understanding the Housing Needs of Displaced Populations
- Material Selection for Durable and Affordable Homes
- Structural Design for Disaster-Prone Areas
- Temporary vs. Permanent Housing Solutions
- Environmental and Climate Considerations in Resilient Housing
- Policy Frameworks for Housing Reconstruction in Conflict Zones
- Community Engagement in Housing Projects
- Case Studies: Successful Post-Conflict Housing Projects
- Capstone Project – Designing Resilient Housing for a Conflict Zone