A Unique Transdisciplinary Engineering-Based Integrated Approach for the Design of Temporary Refugee Housing Using Kano, HOQ/QFD, TRIZ, AD, ISM and DSM Tools

The continued displacement of refugees from their homes and homelands (now greater than 50 million people worldwide) places increased focus attention on evolving the designs temporary housing that is available to be provided refugee population, especially in rural areas where does not already exist must constructed very little time. Complex engineering problems involving social issues, such as this case study, benefit use Integrated Transdisciplinary (TD) Tools (ITDT) effectively efficiently address design questions related them. integrated TD Kano Analysis, KJ Diagrams, Critical Quality (CTQ), House (HOQ)/Quality Function Design (QFD), Theory Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ), Axiomatic (AD), Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM), Structure Matrix (DSM) through an end-to-end unique process leads innovation elimination conflicts for complicated problems. objective study examine using tools mentioned above. This research concludes ITDT approach provides innovative, decoupled design.