Dr. Rosemary Kennedy was honored as a Life Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects during a recent ceremony in Brisbane. Reflecting on her unconventional career, she emphasized the importance of integrating climatic design principles into urban planning and promoting societal well-being through architecture. She passionately advocates for creating environments that prioritize trees and sustainability.
Want to design humanitarian shelter? Better know what you’re talking about.
The article discusses the complexities and inconsistencies in the terminology surrounding humanitarian shelter. It highlights a new framework developed by Dr. Liz Brogden and the author, which organizes 347 terms into eight categories to assist built environment professionals in understanding and engaging with humanitarian shelter projects effectively.
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