00:00These are the three types of emergency cases that designed students from the University of Pontificia Bolivariana of Medellín
00:06as a strategy to facilitate the attention of the miles of damage that has left the ola invernal.
00:10They call them emergency cases because they can easily travel from one place to another and are resistant to the
00:15climatic conditions.
00:16That allowed to have at least a family of four people as minimum,
00:22that had some meters that oscillated from 10 to 12 m2 and that had conditions of habitability aceptable.
00:32The living areas are made with sandpaper and impermeable.
00:35The idea is that the families damaged can remain in them even for six months while they are ubicated.
00:40It's called the C.M.B., which is Carreta, Mueble, and Vivienda.
00:44What it pretends is that through a carreta, they can move these houses to the places where they are going
00:51to remain.
00:51The cases of emergency cases have been put in different conditions to evaluate their impact.
00:55The university expects the support of the government or the private company to massify the project.
01:00Quiting the support from the floor, this can be used as a form of an accordion to facilitate their mobilization.
01:07These cases can easily adapt to any terrain and their construction takes less than a day.
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