魁北克微型住宅的规模扩大——住房制度的转变和连续性

IF 2.9 3区 社会学 Q1 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Guillaume Lessard
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本文通过对加拿大魁北克的一个案例研究,从可持续转型的角度分析了微型住宅利基的最新发展。方法包括记录微型住宅的发展和半结构化访谈。主要发现是,魁北克的大多数微型房屋都是在偏远地区的绿地上建造的传统的、单一用途的、低密度的、单户独立住宅。因此,最近在微型住宅领域的发展导致了住房制度实践的渐进而不是激进的变化。此外,面临振兴的农村市政当局更倾向于接受绿地开发,以获得短期利益,而中等城市和大都市地区的市政当局只计划批准微型住宅作为附属住宅单元,作为填充发展战略的一部分。这表明,微型房屋正在导致不平衡的地理发展模式。采访指出了两个系统性障碍,解释了为什么微型住宅以这种方式发展:住房的政治经济学和可持续城市规划政策和法规。在讨论中,我们建议在市、省和联邦层面采取行动,利用对微型房屋的热情来推进城市可持续性转型议程。
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The scaling up of the tiny house niche in Quebec – transformations and continuities in the housing regime
ABSTRACT This paper analyzes recent developments within the tiny house niche from a sustainability transition perspective through a case study in Quebec, Canada. The methods include documentation of tiny house developments and semi-structured interviews. The main findings are that most tiny houses in Quebec are being built as conventional, single-use, low-density, single-family detached home developments on greenfield in remote locations. Thus, recent developments in the tiny house niche resulted in incremental rather than radical changes to the housing regime practices. Furthermore, rural municipalities facing devitalisation are more prone to accepting greenfield development for their short-term benefits, while medium cities and municipalities in metropolitan areas are only planning to authorise tiny houses as accessory dwelling units as part of an infill development strategy. This suggests that tiny houses are contributing to a pattern of uneven geographical development. Interviews point at two systemic barriers that explain why tiny houses are developed in this way: the political economy of housing and sustainable urban planning policies and regulations. In the discussion, we suggest actions at the municipal, provincial and federal levels to use the enthusiasm for tiny houses to further an urban sustainability transition agenda.
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