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What is the other name for temporary structures?

There isn't one single "other name" for temporary structures because there are many types of temporary structures used for different purposes. Here are some terms depending on the context:

General terms:

* Temporary buildings: This is a broad term encompassing various structures designed for short-term use.

* Portable structures: Emphasizes the ease of transport and assembly.

* Modular structures: Indicates structures built from prefabricated units that can be easily assembled and disassembled.

* Prefabricated structures: Similar to modular structures, but may not be as easily transported.

* Demountable structures: Structures designed for quick and easy disassembly.

* Temporary housing: Specifically refers to housing intended for short-term occupancy.

Specific types of temporary structures:

* Tents: A common type of temporary shelter.

* Canopies: Often used for shade or protection from weather.

* Scaffolding: Used for construction or maintenance work.

* Staging: Used for events, performances, or exhibitions.

* Kiosks: Small, freestanding structures often used for retail or information purposes.

* Temporary fencing: Used to create barriers or enclosures.

* Mobile homes: Residential structures designed for transportation.

* Emergency shelters: Designed for temporary housing in the event of a disaster.

The best term to use will depend on the specific type of temporary structure you are referring to and the context of the conversation.

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