This study provided the basis for developing an architectural object (module), an emergency shelter, to help to impact the dimension of homelessness in the city of Braga. The module consists of a structure that is easily assembled and transportable, made from washable materials to facilitate sanitisation, addressing needs such as food, shelter, and showers. It employed Positive Design principles centred on the homeless, aimed at promoting social interaction associated with a strategy that encourages homeless people to achieve an independent life. It stimulates the production of architecture for and with people, prioritising well-being.