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The research aims to evaluate the impacts of temporary shelter conditions and policies on recovery in Suzu City post-earthquake.

April 18, 2026IDRiM JournalOpen Access

Post Earthquake Recovery in Suzu City: Evaluating Temporary Shelter Conditions, Policy-Driven Inequities, and 3D-Printed Reconstruction for Rural Communities

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The research aims to evaluate the impacts of temporary shelter conditions and policies on recovery in Suzu City post-earthquake.
Conducted ten days of qualitative field research in March 2025
Performed site surveys and spatial observations
Executed policy analysis and semi-structured interviews with 30 local residents and stakeholders
Temporary housing programs often overlook the psychosocial and spatial needs of elderly residents.
Architectural deficiencies, such as inadequate insulation and soundproofing, worsen recovery experiences.
Administrative and logistical challenges slow down reconstruction efforts, particularly affecting vulnerable populations.

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Qualitative analysis evaluates recovery conditions and 3D-printed housing's potential for rural communities, suggesting new strategies.

Chikwanha et al. (2026) studied this question.

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