Gime shelter : architecture takes on the homeless crisis. / edited by Sofía Borges/R scott Mitchell ; forward by Mayor Eric Garcetti ; MADWORKSHOP. txt
Novato California : ORO editions , 2018Edición: 1st EditionDescripción: 179 p. ill.; col.; photo. 28 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- volume
- 9781940743233
- 1940743230
- University of Southern California. School of Architecture
- Shelters for the homeless -- California -- Los Angeles -- Design and construction
- Homeless Persons -- California -- Los Angeles -- Dwellings
- Homeless Persons -- California -- Los Angeles -- Housing
- Emergency housing -- California -- Los Angeles -- Design and construction
- Small houses -- California -- Los Angeles -- Design and construction
- California, EU -- Los Angeles
- 23 728.1086942
- HD7287.96.U62 L674 2018
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Give Me Shelter documents the work of the MADWORKSHOP Homeless Studio at the USC School of Architecture and their solutions for tackling the Los Angeles homeless crisis through design, compassion, and humanity. The book features exclusive content from leaders in the field including Michael Maltzan, Ted Hayes, Betty Chinn, Gregory Kloehn, Skid Row Housing Trust, and many more. Paired with a forward by Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles, Give Me Shelter provides an in-depth look at how design can bridge the gap in services to get people off the streets and into housing sooner. In 2015, Los Angeles declared a state of emergency on homelessness. Since then, homelessness has increased by nearly 30 percent. Our homeless epidemic is more than a humanitarian crisis, it is a call for action. The book tells the story of eleven fourth year architecture students and their two instructors' journey through the world of homelessness as they tackle real world design solutions for emergency stabilization housing. From nomadic and temporary shelters to the city supported and award winning Homes for Hope, Give Me Shelter follows the MADWORKSHOP Homeless Studio and their designs from the encampment all the way to City Hall.
Include index
Foreword / Eric Garcetti, Mayor of Los Angeles --
Introduction / Sofia Borges, Director of MADWORKSHOP --
words from Mary Martin and David Martin MADWORKSHOP --
R. Scott Mitchell, Assistant Professor of Architecture at USC --
MADWORKSHOP Homeless Studio : The boot camp --
Contributor: Mike Alvarez, CEO of Skid Row Housing Trust --
Interview : Ted Hayes, creator of Dome Village --
Nomadic shelters --
Rolly / Maria Ceja & Alexxa Solomon --
The romad / Jeremy Carman & Jayson Champlain --
TwoCube / Joseph Chang & Heeje Yang --
Shopping cart shelter / Aleksandr Drabovsky, Ricky Lo & Sohum Bagaria --
Nomadic nest / Belinda Pak & Lucy Cheng --
Interview : Betty Chinn Presidential Citizen's Medal Recipient --
Contributor: Gregory Kloehn --
Tiny homes workshop with Gregory Kloehn --
BAM / Belinda Pak, Alexxa Solomon & Maria Ceja --
PENTAhouse / Jayson Champlain, Joseph Chang, Jeremy Carman, Heeje Yang --
Double decker / Aleksandr Drabovsky, Ricky Lo, Sohum Bagaria & Lucy Cheng --
A letter from Michael Quick, Provost of USC --
Interview: Michael Maltzan --
Client: Kent Craft, CEO of Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission --
BAM / Belinda Pak, Alexxa Solomon & Maria Ceja --
JC3+HY / Jayson Champlain, Joseph Chang, Jeremy Carman & Heeje Yang --
Homefront / Aleksandr Drabovsky, Ricky Lo, Sohum Bagaria & Lucy Cheng --
Homes for Hope. --
"Give Me Shelter provides an in-depth look at how design can bridge the gap in services, to speed up the process of getting people off the streets and into housing. In 2015, Los Angeles declared a state of emergency on homelessness. Since then, homelessness has increased by nearly 30 percent, underscoring how our homeless epidemic is more than a humanitarian crisis -- it is a call for action. Give Me Shelter tells the story of eleven fourth-year architecture students and their two instructors' journey through the world of homelessness as they tackle real-world design solutions for emergency stabilization housing. From nomadic and temporary shelters to the city-supported and award winning Homes for Hope, Give Me Shelter follows the MADWORKSHOP Homeless Studio and their designs from the encampments all the way to City Hall. Give Me Shelter is the culminating effort of the MADWORKSHOP Homeless Studio, in collaboration with the USC School of Architecture and course work that took place during a 15 week semester in the Fall of 2016. The Homeless Studio project was funded by MADWORKSHOP, a foundation established by noted architect David C. Martin and Mary Klaus Martin to enhance the real-world learning experiences of design and fabrication. Like the course it outlines, this publication stands as a call to action within both the academic and professional fields of architecture as well as the general public. Documenting the unprecedented collaboration between the studio, community advocates, service providers, City Hall, and the homeless themselves, Give Me Shelter reminds the reader that it doesn't take a lot to do a lot. The result of the Homeless Studio culminates in an ongoing collaboration with the city of Los Angeles to build the first 30-bed modular community of Homes for Hope by 2018"-- Provided by publisher.