MULTI-STOREY SOCIAL HOUSING ESTATES : Design guidance
Mots-clés :
Multi-storey social housing, design quality, design standards, design guidanceRésumé
This paper reviews a certain number of recent empirical studies on social housing design, in relation to some aspects, such as: design quality, standards, health, ecological aspects, energy saving, management, maintenance and repair and competition among designers and developers. Although the subject is complex and in conflict, some practical actions on different levels especialy design seem to lead to partial improvements. Useful recommandations are made as a guidance for future design of social housing programmes.
Références
- COLEMAN, A ; Utopia on Trial (Hilary Shipman, LONDON 1985)
- CONAN, M ‘Negotiating public space’ Architecture et comportement, vol.8, N° 1, mars1992
- DAARA, Dj ‘ Problem housing estates: a study of conflicting claims about the causes’ Oxford Brookres university ( 1987 )
- DUNN, J R ‘Housing and Health Inequalities, Housing studies, 2000’
- GRAND LYON, DDE du Rhone, ‘Etude sur l’attractivité dans les territoires du Scot de l’agglomération Lyonnaise’ 2004, 72 pages
Programme local de l’habitat – diagnostic – Grand Lyon. ‘des politiques d’habitat aux politiques d’environnement’ 2005
- HULL, R. V., and HARVEY, A. 1989, Explaining the emotion people experience in suburban parks. Environment and Behavior, 21(3):323~345
- KING, N, ‘Impact des conditions de logement sur la santé publique’ Direction de la santé publique de Montréal. 2000
- LINDBERG, E. HARTIG, T. GARVILLl, J. and GARLING, T., 1992, Residential location preferences across the life span. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 12:187~198
- NEWMAN, O, Defensible Space (Mc Millan, London, 1972)
- SMARGIASSI, A, CHARBONNEAU , S ’Localisation et Ampleur des Conditions d’Habitations
Problématiques à Montréal’ Direction de l’habitat de la ville de Montréal. Juin 2004
