SHELTER

Shelter

Where to stay is one of the topics most concerned about since Tsunami. There are a few attempts of meeting this primary needs. The kinds might varied, but it centered on the idea of protecting and providing with grace for the displaced, a place to sleep. The ways that has been tried so far is staying in a tent, a barrack, temporary shelter, a semi permanent house, and a permanent house. Essentially, it can be described as temporary or permanent. All of these approaches are taken to respond to the circumstances at that moment.
Tent is the first shelter used as it is easy to erect and it provide instant solution to where to sleep and stay. The circumstances are immediate respond to needs. Barrack in Aceh is a living compound made to resemble a village. It is usually have a few main wooden structures with a lot of inline dividers to create rooms. Temporary shelter and a semi permanent house is a transitory individual housing program made to move people out of tents while waiting for their permanent home to be built.

All of this shelter was built as a temporary structure to house the displaced until the permanent house is ready.