handhome proposes ‘made’, a shelter for homeless people in vietnam
'made' is a one-man tent for those who lost their dwellings to natural disasters and away-from-home construction workers.
handhome — a vietnamese platform to connect architects and designers so they can share their professional content — developed ‘made’, a one-man mobile tent for homeless people who have lost their dwellings to natural disasters and away-from-home construction workers.
designed by architecture graduate truong tuan duy and architecture student pham van thanh, handhome’s short-term shelter aims at being a solution for people and organizations which seek to provide for those in need with a place to rest and sleep.
video by handhome (in vietnamese)
