A solution to temporary soft skin shelters that are generally used following a natural disaster, the Concrete Canvas shelter can provide a more permanent structure that is both a fire proof and sterile environment. This ‘building in a bag’ consists of concrete cloth material that is prefabricated onto an inflatable plastic interior anchored by steel doors on either end. Follow the break to watch a video describing the process.
Upon delivery the shelter is easily assembled requiring only two people and taking less than an hour. The modular shelters can also be linked together expanding to fit the needs of the people. The sealed plastic inner provides an important sterile environment where medical teams can take care of the injured and sick.
Source: BBC
life in a plastic bag… looks heavy as well.
Nice cause anyway
Brilliant, just brilliant! Makes me wonder why it hasn’t been done before – possibly due to textile technology?
This has been around for years… they were being used for military medical stations i believe.
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