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Kollektivhus

Docomomo Journal, 2021
Today there is a new wave of co-housing internationally. Co-housing is here understood as collaborative housing, based on collaboration between residents on cooking and house maintenance, a new phenomenon since the 1980s.
Claes Caldenby
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Expulsion des résidents d’habitats délabrés (penghuqu) et reconstruction de la vie des nouveaux migrants à Shanghai

L'Espace Politique, 2014
This paper investigates the issue of housing rights of the migrants in Shanghai. Using Yuanhenong, a shantytown in Shanghai as a case study, it examines rural migrants’ housing rights in the context of urban renewal.
Yeqin Zhao, Florence Padovani
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Concevoir des logements collectifs en bois : un processus à l’épreuve de la technique

Les Cahiers de la Recherche Architecturale, Urbaine et Paysagère
Collective housing using bio-sourced materials is currently undergoing a phase of research and experimentation that involves the various players in complex projects.
Mathilde Planchot, Céline Drozd, Ignacio Requena-Ruiz, Daniel Siret   +3 more
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The Impact of Social Capital on Community Resilience: A Comparative Study of Seven Flood-Prone Communities in Nanjing, China

Land
Social capital plays a crucial role in enhancing community resilience during flood disasters. This study investigates the influence of social capital on community resilience in Nanjing, China.
Yi Chen, Hui Liu, Shuchang Lin, Yueping Wang, Qian Zhang, Liaoling Feng   +5 more
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The housing regime as a barrier to climate action

npj Climate Action
America’s current housing regime—meaning the ways housing is allocated, owned, taxed, and regulated—is a major barrier to the kinds of collective action needed to decarbonize the economy and the atmosphere.
Max Besbris, Rebecca Elliott, Daniel Aldana Cohen, Ruthy Gourevitch   +3 more
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Housing Commons? A Scoping Review

International Journal of the Commons
The concept of commons has gained traction in housing research. However, when translated to the housing field, the notion of commons is interpreted in various ways and applied to a large range of situations.
Adrien O. T. Guisan, Tianzhu Liu, Jean-David Gerber   +2 more
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Collective space of high-rise housing complex

E3S Web of Conferences, 2018
The article considers the problems of support of citizens a comfortable living environment in the conditions of the limited territory of the megalopolis, the typological principles of formation of space-planning structure high-rise residence complexes ...
Bakaeva Tatyana
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Residents’ Responses to Water Shortages in Algeria’s AADL Housing: Implications for Environmental ,Architectural, and Social Resilience”

Proceedings of the International Conference of Contemporary Affairs in Architecture and Urbanism-ICCAUA
This study investigates the impact of informal water-storage practices in AADL housing developments in Algeria, where residents install large-capacity water tanks on rooftops, balconies, stairways, and entrances to cope with recurrent water shortages ...
Amina Haouche
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The Longue Durée of Housing Justice

Radical Housing Journal
This editorial frames housing justice as a question of spatial and temporal struggle, engaging the longue durée of dispossession, endurance, and collective transformation.
Aysegul Can, Melissa Fernández Arrigoitia, Saila Maria Saaristo, Andy Crosby, Melora Koepke   +4 more
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Collective Housing in Chile

Research in Urbanism Series, 2019
Collective habitat has been part of the housing history in Chile through the poor inhabitant's incursion in the city since more than one century. First, as round rooms, ‘cites’ and ‘conventillos’, and afterwards as ‘colectivos’. Later in informal settlements that evolved into self-organised and self-built neighbourhoods.
openaire   +2 more sources