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— Indeed, in the aftermath of a disaster, the first and most urgent need is shelter. And we just happen to have a house design that might provide shelter for you and your family after a disaster. Check out the details in “Simple, Affordable, and Perfect for Post-Earthquake Recovery.”
Facade
Facade of this house, built with a mix of concrete and hardiflex materials, looks truly elegant. Moreover, this house design can serve as temporary housing or a post-disaster shelter.
Living room
Utilizing main space for multiple rooms is indeed a wise decision. Living room which shares the same area with kitchen and dining room, is quite minimalist and efficient. Especially if house is built on a small, limited plot of land, this is already excellent.
Bedroom
Bedroom though perhaps small, looks neatly arranged. Without a bed frame, a mattress on the floor is sufficient for resting. Add some fresh plants or other decorations to keep the room from feeling monotonous.
Corner area
If there is still empty space, such as a corner area, you can make good use of it. Whether for a study area, storage, or other purposes, adapt it to your needs.
Author : Yuniar
Editor : Munawaroh
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