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Resilience of Traditional Structures in Madagascar to Cyclones in a Changing Climate (RC3)

Resilience of Traditional Structures in Madagascar to Cyclones in a Changing Climate (RC3)

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  1. Resilience of Traditional Structures in Madagascar to Cyclones in a Changing Climate (RC3)
  2. 2022

Year: 2022

Video highlighting the problem of cyclone vulnerability of traditional construction

Project partner Conservation International has commissioned and produced a video illustrating the problem of cyclone vulnerability of traditional construction, and how the RC3 project fits is addressing that problem. English / subtitled and Malagasy versions below:

6th December 2022 0

Paper from Proceedings of WCTE2020

We published this paper at the World Conference on Timber Engineering: WCTE2020-Mada-FullPaper-final  

6th July 2022 0

Testing widely-used traditional timber connections

This video shows how we’ve been testing the types of connection widely used in traditional construction in coastal regions of Madagascar, so we can model the risk these buildings face in a cyclone.

25th February 2022 0

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