SHELTER.
The second commercial implementation of SOS - Survivability OS. Ultra Light construction methodology for minimum-footprint structures in off-grid and post-disaster sites. In development.
SOS の第二実装。オフグリッド地・被災地における最小フットプリント構造のための、極軽量な建築方法。現在は開発フェーズ。
Where SHELTER is right now.
SHELTER is currently in protocol development, not in product release. The doctrine is set; the field evidence is being collected. Per OS rule, it does not become a product before the Log and the Protocol are both stable.
SHELTER は現在、製品ではなくプロトコル開発段階にある。Log と Protocol が安定するまでは、OS の原則上、商品として公開しない。
| Stage | Protocol drafting + early prototype evaluation |
|---|---|
| Field Lab | Shared with POROMAT field sites — same crew, same soil, same water context |
| Material Direction | Local timber, bamboo, salvaged sheet, engineered fabric — Ultra Light bias |
| Crew Scale | Hand-scale install: 2–6 people, no heavy equipment baseline |
| Release Window | Determined by field evidence, not roadmap. |
SHELTER inherits from the OS.
SHELTER does not invent a new framework. It runs on the same three rules that govern POROMAT.
SHELTER は新しい思想を発明するのではなく、POROMAT と同じ OS 原則を建築スケールに適用する。
Minimum Structure.
The smallest enclosure that still keeps a person alive, working, and dry. No additional surface area beyond function.
Local Materials.
Timber, bamboo, soil-based wall systems, salvaged sheet — sourced as close to the site as the soil itself.
Hand-scale Implementation.
Buildable by a small crew over days, not weeks. No specialized lift, no factory-only joints.
SHELTER Field Logs.
SHELTER-specific logs will be published in LAB as the protocol develops. Until then, this page records the status of the Living Built layer inside SOS.
SHELTER 固有のログは、プロトコルの開発に合わせて LAB に公開される。それまでは、このページが SOS 内における Living Built 層の現在地を記録する。