Bygging av nødhus for Ukraina

OBOS, a major housing developer in Norway and Sweden, has initiated the construction of emergency housing for Ukrainian families affected by the war. The first eight homes, constructed from wood at OBOS' house factory in Sweden, are designed for transport to Western Ukraine, where they will accommodate families of four. These homes are insulated, suitable for all seasons, and can be quickly dismantled and relocated to safer areas if necessary.

Selvforsynte hjem med solcellepanel

Each emergency home covers approximately 17 square meters and includes heating sources, solar panels for lighting and charging, and a flexible construction system that allows walls to be adjusted or moved. The homes are designed to be self-sufficient and can ensure continual contact with the outside world. These features guarantee both safety and efficiency in crisis situations, and the homes have a projected lifespan of six to ten years.

Mulighet for boligutvidelse

One of the major benefits of these emergency homes is their potential for expansion. OBOS has developed them with the possibility of being extended into more permanent housing solutions. As part of this endeavor, OBOS plans to incorporate feedback from the first users, working in partnership with a Ukrainian aid organization to ensure relevant and effective improvements for future projects globally.

Skalerbar produksjon for fremtiden

OBOS aims to increase production to help more families in need and has committed to integrating experiences gained from this project into future initiatives worldwide, addressing similar crisis situations. This effort underscores OBOS' commitment to providing safe, adaptable, and sustainable housing solutions in emergency settings.