寻找共同点:重新构想郊区住房和公共空间

In Commons Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.35483/acsa.am.111.13
Nimet Anwar, S. O. Ali
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“寻找共同点”是一个投机项目,它重新思考了北美郊区和远郊的单户家庭分区的排他性和限制性概念。目前,当代郊区住宅必须解决许多问题,包括气候变化、经济适用房的可及性、不断变化的人口结构、狭窄的分区法规以及有问题的住房和经济政策。为了在郊区景观中实施可操作的和有意义的变化,寻找共同点研究和项目设计,政策和经济框架,以响应郊区居民不断发展和多样化的需求。
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Finding Common Ground: Reimagining Suburban Housing and Public Space
Finding Common Ground is a speculative project that rethinks the exclusionary and constrained idea of single-family zoning in the suburbs and exurbs in North America. Currently, there are many issues contemporary suburban housing must address ranging from climate change, accessibility of affordable housing, changing demographics, constrictive zoning codes, and problematic housing and economic policy. In order to implement actionable and meaningful change in the suburban landscape, Finding Common Ground studies and projects design, policy, and economic frameworks that respond to the evolutive and varied needs of its suburban residents.
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