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Home-House-Housing
Types of Housing
Formal Housing & Real State
Development
Informal Settlement & Social Housing
LECTURE 02
The city is not a concrete jungle. It’s a human zoo
Desmond Moris
Home-House-Housing
HOME
According to Turner
fulfill the basic domestic and functional aspects of family life
“Housing”
is not a product but it is a process
HOUSE
“an institution, not just a structure, created for a complex set of purpose”
Amos Rapaport
Definition of Housing by WHO (World Health Organization ) :
a.SAFETY
Easy access to people
of the school.
physical, emotional and social
b. Healthy andhealth of the
medical individual in relation to
facilities.
COMMUNAL LIFE
c. Shopping, recreation and cultural institution.
provision of families and community FACILITIES
d. Reasonable travel time to and from the place of work.
Home-House-Housing
House Housing
Simple More complex, extensive
Housing includes multiple houses or
House is one
accommodations
Housing includes living accommodations,
Houses includes only the living their supporting maintenance and control
accommodation mechanism
House Housing
Built form doesn’t have reference to: Built form does have reference to:
*Livability condition *Certain Livability condition
*Quality of designer *Designed by Architects
*Visual beauty *Soundness of construction
*Safety *Safety
*Approval of authority *Approval of authority of the Government
Home-House-Housing
Built with money often from private source, bank Informal sector people stay in roads, slums and
squatters having no physical or other facilities
Grows through a system Grows without any formal system
Built with permanent or semi-permanent Building are made of temporary materials
materials
Designed by professionals Designed by self initiative
Example : Rajuk plots, University quarters, etc Example : squatters beside the rail line, lake,etc
Formal Housing & Real State Development
Japan
Garden City
Informal Settlement & Social Housing
Informal Settlement & Social Housing
Shelter :
Shelter is a place where a man can take refuge in emergency or
on temporary basis.
Squatter :
Make-shift shelters on land which they have no right , authority,
or ownership.
Slum :
Inferior type of accommodation on land with ownership rights or
some sort of right of use. Example : Railway colony slum.
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