Reed Watts creator architects. software, multimedia |d| urbanNext March 04, 2019 monographic eng

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405 words. An innovative indoor sleeping pod for homeless people has been designed by architects Reed Watts. Launching at the 999 Club’s night shelter in Deptford (London), the 10 pods deliver private and secure temporary accommodation that can be assembled by hand and is available to everyone under the Creative Commons license. expanding design practices, No Density, Politics and economics, Project, Reed Watts Accessibility, Adaptive reuse, Community, Cultural agitator, Design strategies, Empowering society, Global Awareness, Inclusivity, Innovation, london, Modular Design, Prefabrication, Project, Research, Security, Shelter, Social Inclusion, Storage, Temporary housing, United Kingdom Photography: Cameron Maynard Architecture Temporary-accommodation Homeless London, United Kingdom United Kingdom UK 2575-5374 https://urbannext.net/commonweal-pods/ https://urbannext.net/commonweal-pods/ ES-BaAUN 221102 20230228102221.0 eng