Resilient Schoolbuilding Design 2

In times of calamity, schools are converted into emergency evacuation centers. S3H(Sustainable+Strong+Schoo+Home) focuses on how versatile a school can be. The combination of sustainability through the various use of indigenous materials, and other green design features with durability, makes it different and more efficient than generic school buildings.

Bamboo is used as the main component for the classroom design, its durability and availability allows a faster and cheaper method of construction. A-frame trusses that support the roof also acts as

columns connected directly to the ground.This design makes it more resilient against high speed wind disturbances. Storm shutter louvers, measured to an appropriate size envelope the building fenestrations. This allows a passive wind direction and lessens wind drag as wind exits immediately as it penetrates the building, it can be used also to protect windows from breaking during storm.