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Re: Disaster Relief Housing

This is a great idea

Re: How Would YOU Design a Home for Disaster Victims?

Hey Everyone,

I am new to this site and I just spent about an hour reading. My idea for places like Haiti or other countries with large low cost housing needs is flat packed steel framed homes made out of formible high strength steel. The homes still need to be erected on site by the locals.

Please critique me.

Thanks