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Refugees living in extreme climates could benefit from improved living conditions as a result of this international collaborative research project.

[HHFTD @hhftd_bath]

Proudly presenting our @RIBA President's Award for Research 2017 for 'Toward healthy housing for the displaced'! Follow us for updates on the project #Refugees #housing

[HHFTD @hhftd_bath]

We are heading to #Peru this weekend where we will be collaborating with .@udelima and carrying out fieldwork in IDPs settlements affected by #climatechange both in the hot North and cold South. The project is going Transatlantic!

[Noor @Nurollah_235]

We r at the #BRE attending the #WorkingTogetherforDisaster conference. "The role of pvt sector in supporting aid orgz is enormous and cannot be ignored, but there is need to enhance collabration and cooperation".
We'll be presenting about #HHfTD project of #UoB. #WFDRConference

[Sukumar Natarajan FHEA FIBPSA @suknat]

⁦@BathArchandCivE⁩ our Trombé wall test at Azraq camp in the works! Excellent work by our PDRA Dr Francis Moran! ⁦@hhftd_bath⁩

[Noor @Nurollah_235]

I & other members of the HHftD team r participating in the "HC Dialogue on Protection Challenges" at the UN. An excellent platform to collaborate & communicate the research work carried out by #UoB & #HHftD to improve living conditions of #refugees and #IDPs around the globe.

[HHFTD @hhftd_bath]

Our paper 'Shelter as Home?: Syrian Homemaking in Jordanian Refugee Camps' has now been published! We highlight the fragility and contingency of homemaking, but also reveal the agency of displaced people. #Refugees https://t.co/XlSlAxvB56

[Society for Applied Anthro @SfAAnthro]

The current issue of Human Organization, Vol. 77, No. 4, is now available online. https://t.co/grvSaV0qoB
If you are not a member, please visit https://t.co/PpOJ1uRFk6 https://t.co/grvSaV0qoB

[UK Shelter Forum @UKShelterForum]

Up next, panel discussion on Recovery in Nepal. Including a live video link Q&A with the CEO of @NRANepal
#UKSF23 @NSETNepal1 @HRRP_Nepal

[Noor @Nurollah_235]

Conflict Engineeing:
Those who know Engineering don't know Conflict; those who know Conflict don't know Engineering V need 2 learn frm each other 2 provide solution driven strategies for post-disaster reconstruction. Developing non-specialist tools is the key. #UKShelterForum23

[Extremis Technology @ExtremisTech]

Healthy Housing for the Displaced https://t.co/eNI3QAXNNu

[Hugo Slim @HSlim_Oxford]

Judge a book by its cover. Great colour, great content. Many congratulations to everyone involved in the new edition of #SphereHandbook launching now in Geneva for use by people all round the world

[Natalia Paszkiewicz @NataliaPasz]

Participatory shelter design workshops today in Zaatari #refugee camp, using Virtual Reality

[HHFTD @hhftd_bath]

This week we are using Virtual Reality in our participatory design workshops with #Syrian #Refugees in Zaatari and Azraq camps in #Jordan .@Bathacademic .@suknat .@BathArchandCivE

[Extremis Technology @ExtremisTech]

And here is the #HuShLite 20F again with some new chums @hhftd_bath research park near Swindon, safely arrived and ready to begin testing. #transitionalshelter

[HHFTD @hhftd_bath]

We are back in Jordan, this time for participatory design workshops with #Refugees in Zaatari and Azraq refugee camps! .@BathArchandCivE .@Bathacademic .@suknat

[Refugee Hosts @RefugeeHosts]

Salla-Maria Korhonen's 'Drawing the Camp: Graphic Essay of Community Organising, Local Aid & ‘Refugee Humanitarianism’ in Irbid Refugee Camp lets her drawings talk to the 'reader-become-watcher' and depicts how refugees can be givers & recipients of aid:
https://t.co/aDJrUi6Nri

[HHFTD @hhftd_bath]

Last week we completed construction of SheltAir at our Building Research Park. The design is inspired by Bedouin tent structures. Have a look at photos and videos here: https://t.co/Ga8vqXjslO .@suknat .@BathArchandCivE

[HHFTD @hhftd_bath]

Camp 4 extension with elephant watchtower in #Bangladesh. #Rohingya refugee camps were built on elephants' migratory routes and there have been cases of animals damaging shelters and injuring people there.

[HHFTD @hhftd_bath]

Quite striking inside shelters in #Rohingya refugee camps in Cox's Bazar is lack of decorations and very few elements of personalization of space. This could simply be due to fact that people have only been living there for a year, and also their economic situation is very dire.