Cabrini-Green and Vele di Scampia: When Public Housing Projects Don't Work Out
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Sep 11 2021 at 7:30 AM GMT
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- The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has seen inequalities laid bare, especially when it pertains to the unequal allotment of architectural resources to people.
- The start of the pandemic saw Europeans who could afford it, for example, leaving the urban metropolises they lived in and going away to their second homes in the countryside.
- We've also seen how poorer people in places like New York, for example, do not have adequate access to green spaces " a critical part of human well-being.
- And within this conversation is also the issue of social housing - known by multiple names around the world - and how the social housing that gets designed in the present and in the future should respond to ever-changing global needs.
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- Published Sep 11, 2021 7:30 AM GMT