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Temporary Housing, Permanent Communities
Journal of Urban History, 2007The Puerto Rico Housing Authority was created in 1938 as a consequence of the 1937 U.S. Federal Housing Act. Increased migration to Puerto Rico's urban centers had resulted in overflowing slums. Public housing became the prime solution. In 1964, Luis Muñoz Marín, first Puerto Rican elected governor and the first governor under the formally defined ...
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The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social and Community Studies
<p class="ql-align-justify">This study examines the housing challenges faced by international graduate students in Italy, drawing on ethnographic methods and the author’s personal experience as a form of autoethnography. Data were collected through field notes, informal interviews, and document analysis over a one-year period.
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<p class="ql-align-justify">This study examines the housing challenges faced by international graduate students in Italy, drawing on ethnographic methods and the author’s personal experience as a form of autoethnography. Data were collected through field notes, informal interviews, and document analysis over a one-year period.
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Temporary Multi-storey Container House
IABSE Reports, 2014<p> The project was the design development and construction of multi-storey temporary housing units as part of the disaster relief effort following the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami. Our objective of the project was to find and commission an affordable temporary housing solution that could be constructed rapidly to accommodate the residents ...
Shigeru Hikone, Masaki Tokubuchi
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Temporary housing or permanent communities?
2016Although federal housing policy has largely shifted from government-operated, subsidized housing developments, some individuals remain in public housing for extended lengths of time. This dissertation analyzes the determinants of tenure among public housing residents between 1986 to 2011.
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Post-Disaster Sheltering, Temporary Housing and Permanent Housing Recovery
2017In the aftermath of disasters, reestablishing housing is fundamental for individual, household, and community level recovery. For many households, the process can be characterized as multi-staged from sheltering, to temporary housing, and finally permanent housing with some bouncing back and forth between sheltering and temporary housing.
Walter Gillis Peacock +3 more
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Innovations for Temporary Housing Solutions
2012The housing emergency is a phenomenon that has influenced repetitively this area because of unpredictable events. Scopes of the work are first aid settlement structures that must be able to host those populations that are looking for first aid housing in emergency situations.
PAVESI, ANGELA SILVIA +3 more
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Social Housing. Research and Experimentation of Temporary Housing
2014The theme of urban and housing stock regeneration is today the focal point of a debate on which a large number of researchers and governments at national and international level are focused. In recent years the construction sector has focused primarily on energy efficiency during the construction and management phase, but scant attention has been paid ...
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Health problems in the temporary housing in Fukushima
The Lancet, 2012Keitaro, Harasawa +5 more
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