children war home

Islamic Azad university of MAHABAD

Project idea

In this project we have tried to show all the beautiful feelings of children by combining the wrath of the war on the body and inside the spaces, and the only place to reach this feeling among anger and discomfort is the houses that children themselves have painted and tried to give these paintings a dimension to make the feeling and perception of that feeling more visible for children. The project was inspired by the drawing of two children's groups, a painting of displaced children in a Syrian camp located on the Turkish border, and the other was the drawing of ordinary children, and a set of lines was created from the children's drawing, in the same order and without ordering is a historical flow. If we look at architecture with an effective and guided vision of two emotional flows and transmitters, this relationship between science will be a factor in accelerating the process of ethics in society.

Project description

Children are the future makers of any society, whose level of attention to them is indicative of the extent of the future and the extent of the development of a society. In the war-torn region of the Middle East and many other less developed regions, the important factor in the continuation of war and inadequate development is the inactivity of children in this full of war space, anger and no prospects and lacking rationality and feeling.
Many claim that war and devastation eliminate feelings and affection based on environmental experiences. In the Middle East's troubled region (and perhaps the community), attention to the problems of children can be the most important step in addressing the root causes of numerous problems in the region. According to UNICEF, children in the region are witnessing a level of violence that has never been before and warned that the continuing violence in the region would have serious consequences for the entire world. The UN report said: "Children carry the greatest harm from continuing violence as well as compulsory emigration." One of the complications of the disease is the ptsd disease (stress disorder), in which the child continually reconstructs the scenes in the mind or repeatedly displays these effects in their drawings. In psychology, healing techniques such as speech therapies and drawing drawings are used that have a lengthy process, and architecture for communicating with child psychology and psychology, especially ptsd children, are methods for speeding up children's mental development, such as promoting color environments as well as transforming harsh imaginations war environments for children to play children's feelings is trying to fix the problem.
The second stage, the establishment of architectural communication with the psychology of transmission is a kind of emotional impairment among visitors, in a way that the viewers enter into this space to understand the impact of the sense of war and violence in the perceptions of the children who become into these spaces and get out of this outlet with the same emotional instability. So, one of the factors of communication with architecture is the instability of the child's psychology, which is the result of the elimination of feelings among children, and the sign of this instability that architecture can directly communicate with the strong-mindedness of ordinary humans is a kind of defect, and this defect Among the walls, the ceiling, the floor, and the whole environment that the individual is facing with his eyes.

Technical information

Given the psychological effects of ptsd disease, the choice of site lines was straight and straightforward, and evokes more gambling and evasion modes.
Therefore, the bodies are of concrete or smooth surfaces, that is, the soft and hard sexes in this building are used.
Interior housings for democracy The choice of color among children is used by the intelligent system to allow the walls to automatically change colors.
Color variations are also used to make a variety of interior walls in order to display the colors of the sun on their own.

Co-authors

muhsen nikroo
mahammad ata hariri
masood hasanzadeh