Conclusion:

Benny Farm is a housing project of the Government in Canada, this is a mixture

of both social, private housing and organizations it represents a vital number of lower-

cost housing units. Benny farm is home to a variety of people from different cultural and

social backgrounds, including young families, single-parent families, senior citizens and

people living with disabilities. This structure was sustainable because of the design, the

materials, and technology they used for sustainability living.

The Benny Farm helps to improve our Housing projects, the strategies to

design Housing with good accessibility and circulation has important to ensure

comfortability and convenient to the community and also the safety and security of them.

Define the Structural techniques at Benny Farm is very important to improve the design

of our Government housing projects.

Recommendation:

I think the Benny farm should apply and inspired when it comes to the design of

a structure for the sustainable living community, this will have a huge impact here in the

Philippines because some housing projects of the Philippine government are lack of

sustainable structure.

Parañaque Acop Rotary homes are one of the Housing projects of the city

government of Parañaque, This relocation site is for those people and families living in

the Danger zone in Parañaque City to give safety and comfortability living them. We see

the site recently and come up for interviews, some residents are happy and comfortable

living unlike before because the important is to have a permanent dwelling. But as an
Architecture student and designer I saw a lot of improvement of the site like the

appropriate materials used of the building to avoid the noise outside, the technology used

for rain and greywater is collected and re-used on-site, solar panels for electricity and

open space for recreational activities, Farming space also helps for the residence to less

expenses on their food. This technique helps to improve their daily living on the PAR

homes community.