Description
The research presents projects and analysis the sustainable impacts of the social and material innovations in the Miaxoia Community Projects (2016-18) House of Dreams (2018- present) and Habibi Community Centre (2020-22) research by design projects undertaken by Insitu Project . In particular the focusing on circular construction material economy and related human capital input which minimized material cost, and carbon footprint by an estimated 40% (in House of Dreams). The projects developed innovations including the alignment of social sustainability (social innovation, aging, equality and community cohesion), economic sustainability (circular material economy, human capital and mutual benefit) and environmental sustainability (revitalization, local resources and skills and participatory design and construction). This resulted in the multiple award winning constructions with unique characteristics built into the realized designs developed through process, community and participant innovation. This approach has the potential to have further impact in a global context in relation to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. As well as its potential to become a possible model, example and methodology applicable for other developing communities is high.Period | Jul 2023 |
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Held at | School of Design |
Degree of Recognition | International |
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Habibi Community Centre (also called Yazidi Community Centre / Bersive Community Centre) for the Bersive 2 Camp for Internally Displaced Persons (internal refugees: Yazidi peoples), Kurdistan, Iraq. Building design
Research output: Creative and literary works / consulting reports / case studies › Engineering, architectural, graphic designs › Academic research