Technologies for Building After Disaster: A Critical Review
This chapter provides a critical review of the technical literature on building solutions for post-disaster emergency response. The review is divided into four sections, each focusing on a relevant aspect relating to the emergency, which is analysed withi
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Ernesto Antonini Andrea Boeri Francesca Giglio
Emergency Driven Innovation
Low Tech Buildings and Circular Design
Innovation, Technology, and Knowledge Management
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Ernesto Antonini • Andrea Boeri Francesca Giglio
Emergency Driven Innovation Low Tech Buildings and Circular Design
Ernesto Antonini Department of Architecture University of Bologna Bologna, Italy
Andrea Boeri Department of Architecture University of Bologna Bologna, Italy
Francesca Giglio Department of Architecture and Territory University “Mediterranea” of Reggio Calabria Reggio Calabria, Italy
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