This origami-inspired structure becomes an emergency shelter in extreme arctic conditions. Deployable Emergency Shelter is an origami-inspired lifesaving facility for individuals facing harsh arctic conditions. By turning snow capture into a natural insulator and protective layer, this shelter provides occupants with a rugged, lightweight, and wind-resistant haven that can be easily and quickly set up in case of emergency. Designed by then-recent graduates Samuel Charles Barratt and Henry Glogau

5 emergency shelters build survival in every situation on the mountains and in the forest