Affordable Low and High-Rise Honeycomb Housing

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Friday, July 27, 2007

Architecture?


Sheds versus Monuments

Are Architects Living on Past Glory


Modern Architecture - Demolished
Posted by Mazlin Ghazali at 7:47 PM
Labels: Architectural Theory, Modern Architecture

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Chapter 1

  • Better, Affordable Alternatives to Terrace Houses and High-Rise Blocks

Chapter 2

  • From Kampongs to Terrace Houses
  • The Honeycomb Alternative to Terrace Houses

Chapter 3

  • Overcoming the Problem of Innovation in Housing
  • A Pioneer Project in Nong Chik

Chapter 4

  • Saving the Cost of Land

Chapter 5

  • Reducing the Cost of Infrastructure

Chapter 6

  • A Small Site in Merlimau
  • A Big Site

Chapter 7

  • A More Acceptable Form of Honeycomb Housing
  • Honeycomb Housing on a Rectangular Grid in Bernam Jaya

Chapter 8

  • The Honeycomb Terrace Layout; a High-End Proposal in Petaling Jaya

Chapter 10

  • Overcoming the Problem of Zoning by Income
  • A Mixed Range of Affordble Housing in Jasin, Melaka

Chapter 11

  • High-Rise Housing
  • High-Rise Honeycomb Housing

Chapter 12

  • Why we would want Sky-Courts
  • How is High-Rise HoneycombCost Efficient

Chapter 13

  • Comparison with Existing Apartment Layouts

Chapter 14

  • The Singapore Experience
  • Comparison with Singapore High-Rise

Chapter 15

  • Reducing the Cost of Lifts and the Cost of Land

Chapter 17

  • How can Honeycomb Housing make housing more affordable?
  • The Cluster Townhouse Solution

Chapter 18

  • Low Cost 5-Storey Flats
  • Point Block Walk-up Apartment
  • From 5-storey Point Blocks to Honeycomb 5-storey V-SHaped Apartments

Chapter 19

  • Why it's hard to make High-Rise affordable?
  • Adapting the Shop-House for Low-Cost Housing
  • The Honeycomb Shop-Apartment

Chapter 20

  • Housing: from the coutryside to the CIty Centre
  • Towards a wider range of options

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