NIMBY 01 Transitional Housing | Alvaro Zepeda

Transitional Housing Glendale California / United States / 2021

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The first experiment on Not in My Backyard, this series of studies explores one of the major problems in metropolitan cities such as Los Angeles is the continued increase in homelessness. Economic factors, mental health, and drug/alcohol addiction (add Covid 19 to this list) are making the homeless population to gradually increase at uncontrollable levels. Our studio has begun to study and explore possible alternatives to transitional housing. Using an existing homeless encampment site along a portion of the Los Angeles River, (adjacent to an existing bike path), we are sharing the idea of possibilities for temporary homes that can bring a little bit of stability and dignity to those who need a place to live. We encourage other architects and designers to share their thoughts about how we can help to provide shelter to those who need it the most.

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    The first experiment on Not in My Backyard, this series of studies explores one of the major problems in metropolitan cities such as Los Angeles is the continued increase in homelessness. Economic factors, mental health, and drug/alcohol addiction (add Covid 19 to this list) are making the homeless population to gradually increase at uncontrollable levels. Our studio has begun to study and explore possible alternatives to transitional housing. Using an existing homeless encampment site along a...

    Project details
    • Year 2021
    • Work started in 2021
    • Work finished in 2021
    • Status Current works
    • Type Parks, Public Gardens / Neighbourhoods/settlements/residential parcelling / Adaptive reuse of industrial sites / Landscape/territorial planning / Apartments / Multi-family residence / Social Housing / Modular/Prefabricated housing
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