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Hydroponic Homeless Shelter |
A 16 by 16 foot homeless shelter has been designed that can be used to give a single person daily shelter. The homeless shelter si designed to handle all organic wastes and garbage in a composter which also supplies a large part of the shelter's winter warmth. The shelter includes a small greenhouse that provides growing space for some daily foods. Figure7.2. A 16 by 16 foot homeless shelter includes a small greenhouse area to grow food. The greenhouse area measures 16 x 3 x 8 foot (48 square foot growing space). The growing space includes a lower tub system, a set of tubes above and hanging tube growers. The single person shelter is a design intended for a homeless person to be able to stay warm and provide food for survival. It also provides a composting area so that all waste is disposed of in the shelter. This means the shelter does not have to be connected to a sewer. The enclosed bed area uses plastic cupboard type doors that let in solar energy and heat the bed area during colder months. Solar energy is also stored in the walls and floor to cool the shelter during the day and heat it at night. The hydroponic homeless shelter includes a greenhouse area that can grow fresh food. The growing area is 16 x 3 x 8 foot (48 square foot growing space), enough to provide most of the food needs for one person. The growing space includes a lower tub system, a set of tubes above and hanging tube growers. The single person shelter is a design intended for a homeless person to be able to stay warm and provide food for survival. It also provides a composting area so that all waste is disposed of in the shelter. This means the shelter does not have to be connected to a sewer. The enclosed bed area uses plastic cupboard type doors that let in solar energy and heat the bed area during colder months. Solar energy is also stored in the walls and floor to cool the shelter during the day and heat it at night. Copyright © 2019 Medicinal Herb Resource Center |