Open-Shelter is an initiative that emerged from a 4-week short project class at the Münster School of Architecture in the winter semester 2021/2022.
The aim was to develop architectural concepts that, in contrast to the current tent cities of most refugee camps, represents a better shelter. The 'Spannungsfeld' lies between temporary use, modular structure, cost efficiency, delivery speed and a shelter that can be adapted to individual needs.
The resources of innovative technologies and architecture should not only be available for out project studies - that is why we publish the course results on this page, available to everyone from everywhere.