The Administration of the Basque Country has been responsible for public housing since 1981. Since then, more than 104,000 protected housing units have been built for 2,200,000 inhabitants, 34,000 of which have been directly promoted by the Basque ...
María Romeo-Gurruchaga +2 more
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Lost Alternatives to Council Housing? An examination of Stirling's alternative housing initiatives, c. 1906-1939 [PDF]
First paragraph: It is almost a century since the beginning of the great ‘social experiment’ that was council housing. Born out of a recognition of the poor quality of most housing for the working classes and the attendant health and ...
Robertson, Douglas +3 more
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Proposing a Model for the Design of Post-Disaster Temporary Housing Based on the Needs of the Injured with Post-Implementation Evaluation Approach (Case Study: Earthquake-Stricken Villages in Heris of East Azerbaijan) [PDF]
Purpose: This study aimed to design a temporary housing pattern tailored to the needs of the injured after a natural disaster. Design/methodology/approach: This study had an applied objective and employed a descriptive-analytical method with an approach ...
Maziar Asefi, Shahin Farrokhi
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Temporary housing in Turin: the Ma.Ri. House case study
Questo articolo illustra l’applicazione di un approccio multi-metodologico basato sull’applicazione sequenziale di tre diverse tecniche per la valutazione degli impatti generati dalla realizzazione della residenza temporanea Ma.Ri. House, localizzata nella città di Torino. Le metodologie applicate sono: (1) l’analisi SWOT per l’analisi preliminare del
Nadia Caruso, Giulia Datola
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Need for adaptation: transformation of temporary houses [PDF]
Building permanent accommodation after a disaster takes time for reasons including the removal of debris, the lack of available land, and the procurement of resources. In the period in‐between, affected communities find shelter in different ways. Temporary houses or transitional shelters are used when families cannot return to their pre‐disaster homes ...
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Temporary Shelters and Roma Housing Inclusion: Policy Learning in Implementation [PDF]
Temporary housing through emergency services can be organized through a few nights in a hotel (especially in the Paris case), or shelter in some temporary housing facilities, like “integration villages” in France.
Tommaso Vitale, Vitale, Tommaso
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Assessment of Physical-Environmental Characteristics and Temporary Housing Policies in Iran from the Perspective of healing and Adaptation to the Consequences of disaster Trauma [PDF]
As a result of disasters, a large part of community suffers from psychological trauma. Post disaster housing provision and construction projects face serious challenges and obstacles.
Esmaeil Zarghami +2 more
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Optimal Locations of Temporary Housing Sites Using a Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP), the Case Study of Region 16 of Tehran H. Dadashpour [PDF]
Temporary housing is considered as one of the most common ways to provide housing for homeless people that providing shelter after disaster, immediately after providing emergency shelter and pre-reconstruction is forwarded.
Hashem Dadashpour, Hamidreza Khodabakhsh
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Housing Conditions in Palestinian Refugee Camps, Jordan [PDF]
This paper evaluates the quality of housing in a Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan. More than two million registered refugees live in Jordan, most of whom living in thirteen refugee camps established in the late 1960s following the Arab-Israeli conflict
Meaton, Julia +2 more
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Coronavirus Crisis and Housing Policy Challenges
The coronavirus pandemic and the associated containment measures are likely to have serious effects on housing. In the short term, the German Federal Government has reacted with temporary exemptions for subject-oriented instruments as well as for rental ...
Holger Cischinsky +3 more
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