To hell with it. A temporary safe space in a swamp environment
Vilnius Academy of Arts
Assoc. prof. Rokas Kilčiauskas
Nature has long provided humanity with both resources and protection. This project explores the swamp as a remote environment that offers concealment and natural defence. The aim is to design a temporary, modular shelter adapted to swamp conditions and suitable for use during war, crisis, or other extreme situations. The research examines how architecture and design can help people adapt to and utilize natural landscapes to create safe and functional spaces. By combining mobility, adaptability, and environmental integration, the project proposes a shelter that supports survival and protection in challenging conditions.
