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A temporary living complex in Lviv provides a blueprint for affordable – and humanized – refugee housing

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Temporary housing for up to 104 internally displaced people in Lviv, Ukraine, has been designed and built by Ukrainian architecture firm Sulyk Architects. - Galyna Kuchmanych
Twin two-storey buildings totalling 1,300-sq-m provide living, working and learning space. - Galyna Kuchmanych
The architect wanted to reconsider the appearance and function of temporary housing so that they can be repurposed for community use in the future. - Galyna Kuchmanych

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Client
Lviv City Council
Donor
International Committee of the Red Cross
Floor Area
1,300 sq-m

Sulyk Architects has created temporary housing with the ability to be converted into a community space in the future for 104 internally displaced Ukrainians.

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