👉 Temporary engineering, often referred to as "temporary infrastructure" or "interim solutions," involves the use of short-term, adaptable, and often modular systems to address immediate engineering needs in a project or environment. These solutions are designed to be quickly deployed, easily assembled, and disassembled without causing long-term disruption or environmental impact. Examples include temporary bridges, emergency shelters, or quick fixes for structural issues. The temporary nature of these engineering approaches allows for flexibility and rapid response to changing conditions, making them invaluable in construction, disaster relief, and other dynamic scenarios where long-term solutions may not be feasible or practical.
