Essays on Housing

Economic inequality in the provision of housing is deeply entangled with social and spatial disparities. Beyond real estate, building type, and market sector——housing is primarily an architectural activity. The act begins when a line is drawn between the ‘inner’ and the ‘outer’. This operation is…

Imagine in which day, everything is change, and see your home is gone, The roads are become a different and more confuse which way to reach the home. You saw yourself inside the zone that are strange to you. Round you are factor can be…

Living in a home, one is bound to get routine house repair work springing up. Electric work is one of them besides, plumbing, paint, carpenter and locksmith work. Finding the right Electrician in Herston, who does quality work and yet charges economically would be a…

The Dwelling and its Social Role “A house is a machine for living in” – Le Corbusier. Such functionalist view of the dwelling espoused by the Corbusier during the age of industrialisation is still embedded in today’s transactional societies. Dwellings, in the contemporary context, is…

Abstract Housing development is defined as to construct or to be constructed or develop in any style and methodology with more than 4 units of accommodation of housing. It includes the fund or the continuation of any building operations for the purpose of erecting housing…

Introduction: Shelter is an essential aspect of life, therefore providing adequate shelter for all persons should be seen as, not only as a social responsibility, but also as an important aspect to the development of humankind (Design, Team Charrette, 2009). Houses or buildings should not…

Sometimes the bigger the house isn’t always better. There are three (3) main advantages we can find in small homes, financially, environmentally, and psychologically. Creating a low-cost housing program here in the Philippines can be crucial since there are a lot of environmental and social…

In this essay, I will discuss the causes of homelessness, and the effects of homelessness on people on housing, and the impact of poverty on the homeless. Homelessness is a problem that can happen to any of us, and yet we believe it’s a cause…

During the First World War, no housing construction took place, inevitably leading to a housing shortage by 1918. Economic conditions deprived private developers of the opportunity to improve the situation, meaning that the government took on the responsibility. In the “Homes Fit for Heroes” Addison…

Summary For practicing Catholics, churches like St. Michael The Archangel (9.2 km) and St. Peter’s Cathedral (7.3 km) are very accessible. Mass schedules are available even online for you to prepare for your visit. There are English and Tagalog masses. Filipinos are known for their…