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Videos:
Experimentation with paper made of banana tree fibers
Capacity building through design innovation with Vegetable Fibers
It presents the results of the III NOAH workshop: Participatory Activities for the Experimentation with Vegetable Fibers, in which the group developed constructive components made from banana tree fibers.
Experimentation with banana tree fibers weaving
Capacity building through design innovation with Vegetable Fibers
It presents the results of the III NOAH workshop: Participatory Activities for the Experimentation with Vegetable Fibers, in which the group developed constructive components made from banana tree fibers.
APIS Project – Container Reuse
Group NOAH list of publication in English:
BARBOSA, L. L. . Urgent projects in emerging situations: temporary solutions for flood affected shelterless people. In: UIA 2011 The 24th World Congress of Architecture. Tokyo Academic Program. DESIGN 2050 ., 2011, Toquio. UIA2011 TOKYO Academic Program: Research Papers and Design Works. Toquio : The Japan Institute of Architects., 2011. v. 1. p. 43-48.
BARBOSA, L. L. Design without borders: the nomadic journey towards sustainability. In: ICDHS 2012 – 8th Conference of the International Committee for Design History & Design Studies, 2012, São Paulo. Design frontiers: territories, concepts, technologies. São Paulo : Blucher, 2012. p. 126-130.
BARBOSA, L. L. Improving Temporary Shelters After Flood Disasters with the Participation of Displaced People. In: International Conference on Building Resilience: Individual, institutional and societal coping strategies to address the challenges associated with disaster risk, 2013, Ahungalla. Salford : University of Salford, 2013.
BARBOSA, L. L. Building Design Requirements for Immediate Relief After Disaster Through Collaborative Actions. In: International Conference on Building Resilience: Individual, institutional and societal coping strategies to address the challenges associated with disaster risk, 2013, Ahungalla. Salford : University of Salford, 2013.
BARBOSA, L. L. The Integration of Traditions, Technologies, Translations and Transformations in Banana Tree Fiber Designs. In: 9th Conference of the International Committee for Design History & Design Studies. Tradition, Transition, Trajectories: Major or Minor Influences? ICDHS 2014, 9-11 July, 2014, University of Aveiro, Portugal.
BARBOSA, L. L. Capacity Building through Design Innovation with Vegetable Fibres for Temporary Shelters. In: Journal Procedia Economics and Finance, v.18, p.230 – 237, 2014.
BARBOSA, L. L. FAB LAB SP/NOAH.FAU/USP. APIS Project: Emergency bathrooms for use following rain-related disasters. In: Homo Faber: Digital Fabrication in Latin America CAAD Futures 2015, São Carlos: Instituto de Arquitetura e Urbanismo, 2015. p.98 – 101.
Other references:
Shigeru Ban
Emergency Shelters Made from Paper