Evolutionary housing for post-war reconstruction in Ukraine. Exploring sustainable housing reconstruction strategies in post-war Ukraine by analyzing infrastructure damage, family needs, climate, and regional materials. The focus is on creating adaptable, affordable, and efficient housing solutions.

Post-war reconstruction in Ukraine, following the 2022 Russian invasion, involves restoring infrastructure and addressing war-induced challenges. This study examines the war's impact, reconstruction methods, family types, climate, and building materials. It proposes a systematic approach, analyzing the current situation and developing design projects. The goal is to empower affected people to create their housing projects, considering regional characteristics and diverse family scenarios. Emphasizing independent construction, the study focuses on affordability, convenience, timelines, energy efficiency, durability, and structural variability. It also considers community development to overcome the crisis, aiming for practical, sustainable housing solutions respecting cultural heritage.

Candidates
Anna Dziurych, Darya Zhukouskaya

Supervisor
Matteo Robiglio