Research and Experimentation
Published 2017-11-27
Keywords
- homelessness,
- social marginality,
- participatory approach,
- design for inclusivity and safety
How to Cite
Campagnaro, C., & Giordano, R. (2017). Homes for homeless. Design guidelines for night shelters. TECHNE - Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment, (14), 179–187. https://doi.org/10.13128/Techne-20817
Abstract
According to United Nation human right council homeless people live in conditions of extreme poverty. Such condition can be considered as multidimensional, since it concerns issues as: health; job; social relationships. Furthermore, it damages the opportunity to “planning” their future and to enjoying their citizen rights. The Guidelines for night-shelters and emergency hostels are the outcome of a research project carried out for the City of Turin (I) in the 2016. The main purpose is to provide proper responses in order to build-up, renovate and managing the night shelters and other facilities available to them.
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