ARR RESEARCH METHODS FOR ARCHITECTURE

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Community Resilience: The

Construction of a Modular Disaster
Relief Shelter in
Lower Bicutan, Taguig City

BORROMEO, JOJI MAERELTON D. RESEARCH ADVISER

ROSCA, ASHLEE DANE S. AR. ANTONIIO C. NUDAS III
Community Problems:

Frequent flooding

Earthquake Susceptibility

Lack of Immediate Access to

Medical Facilities
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RESEARCH QUESTIONS

1. How can modular 2. How can modular 3. How do prefabricated

disaster relief shelters modular unit structures’
disaster relief shelters in
in Lower Bicutan building material
Lower Bicutan, Taguig
improve the impact the durability,
City enhance
relationship path deploy ability and
community resilience
between sheltering versatility of disaster
and emergency
and recovering period relief shelters?
response to disasters?
during disasters?
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Modular Systems as Temporary

Sheltering in Emergency
THEORETICAL

Response
FRAMEWORK

Modular Construction

Design criteria of Post-disaster

Temporary Shelters

Z. MOTTAKI ET AL. : Designing post-earthquake temporary shelter in hot and

arid climate. 2023
CONCEPTUAL BORROMEO | ROSCA 2024

FRAMEWORK
Conceptual BORROMEO | ROSCA 2024

Framework

Conceptual framework for modular disaster relief shelters

 Methodology
DISASTER ASSESSMENT QUALITATIVE APPROACH

Involves a comprehensive Content analysis to identify

evaluation process to gauge the prevalent themes, trends and
impact of a disaster on discourses. And conducting
infrastructure, communities, and interviews to gain insights and
the environment. experiences.