MARINE RESCUE PLATFORM

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MARINE RESCUE PLATFORM

Project locationTaiwan, Taipei

University/SchoolNational Taipei University of Education (NTUE)

Lead ArchitectYi-Yun Li, Min-Hua Tsai, I-Jie Tsay, Yu-Ching Chiu

Design TeamYi-Yun Li, Min-Hua Tsai, I-Jie Tsay, Yu-Ching Chiu, Advisor: Prof. Kai-Chu Li

MRP is a modular marine rescue platform that assists refugees and shipwreck victims. Rescue organizations can build platforms based on their needs. By forming medical care stations, tugboats or relief supplies plarform for victims, they will be able to prevent tragedies from occurring. In addition, MRP improves access to refugee accommodation, it can be used for identity registration and documentation to accelerate distribution mechanisms. Moored offshore, it can also be a shelter providing temporary housing and a vocational training center, helping refugees assimilate into a new society.