concept   shelter design
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Alpine regions (1) • Africa (1) • New Zealand (1) • Outback regions (1) • Rural areas (1) • Aboriginal culture (1) • African culture (1) • Amazonian culture (1) • Chinese culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Swiss culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 shelter design Alpine regions Traditional mountain shelters in Alpine regions provide refuge for hikers and mountaineers with unpredictable weather. 5
2 shelter design Africa Traditional African shelters prioritize communal living and unique architectural styles with local materials. 3
3 shelter design New Zealand Shelter design in New Zealand incorporates intricately carved meeting houses and communal spaces, as well as emergency shelters for natural disasters. 2
4 shelter design Outback regions Shelter design in the Australian Outback emphasizes dome-shaped huts and natural materials. 2
5 shelter design Rural areas Rural shelter design prioritizes interconnected buildings and basic amenities over modern infrastructure in rural areas. 2
6 shelter design Aboriginal culture Shelter design in Aboriginal culture includes dome-shaped huts and shelters made from natural materials. 1
7 shelter design African culture African shelter design incorporates huts featuring thatched roofs and mud walls. 1
8 shelter design Amazonian culture Amazonian shelter design incorporates stilt houses and elevated dwellings to address flooding and wildlife concerns. 1
9 shelter design Chinese culture Shelter design in Chinese culture includes interconnected courtyard houses and open-air spaces. 1
10 shelter design Japanese culture Shelter design in Japanese culture includes sliding doors and tatami mat floors in houses. 1
11 shelter design Swiss culture Swiss shelter design features chalets with sloping roofs and wooden balconies. 1