Ephemeral architecture: Sustainable Design Strategies for Modular Pop-Up Architecture

This study examines sustainable design approaches for modular pop-up buildings, emphasizing how temporary structures can reduce environmental effects while enhancing adaptability and recycling. By reviewing literature and analyzing case studies, the research explores modular systems, selections of materials, and assembly-disassembly techniques that facilitate circular and resource-efficient design. The results seek to pinpoint essential principles that improve the effectiveness, efficiency, and significance of temporary architecture in areas like cultural events, communal areas, and emergency facilities. The study ultimately suggests an efficient framework for creating sustainable, scalable, and context-adaptive pop-up structures