2,720 units of Socialized Housing for Informal Settler Families (ISF) and Fishermen with complete facilities, amenities and a Fishermen wharf in the Province of Bataan, Philippines.
The challenges in the values and morality occurring in confined spaces of mass housing is effectively addressed by the open design of public areas which promotes social interaction and the sense of community of the neighbourhood.
The lack of space in low cost housing environment and the constraints caused by the limits and the regularization of design necessitates an outdoor near home space in order to complement the dwelling place. The open corridor/balcony concept acts as an extension of a home to residents encouraging its use promoting attachment and care to the said space. A veranda/entrance porch for each unit is provided along an open corridor of the atrium type naturally ventilated breezeway. Safety is enhanced by high picket type non climbable barriers and the caring eyes of neighbouring residents.
The place we all call home is a combination of physical and social environment with an interplay creating and generating vitality. The social context provides potential social support and network particularly important in low income community. It is the quality of the physical aspects of housing development and the opportunities for social life and activity offered which will mainly determine how good a “home” we have provided. hbmayuga/jan 2021
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