@warikoo I wonder if this has something to do with disparity in rental cost vs buying cost? Surprised to see Guwahati being so unaffordable. I estimate the rental prices there are super low.
Our paper is open access now! Please have a read.
A systems theoretic process analysis (STPA) approach for analyzing the governance structure of fecal sludge management in Japan - Nikhil Bugalia, Surjyatapa R Choudhury, Yu Maemura, KE Seetharam, 2022 https://t.co/HlQYQt1g0f
New research is up!
In this paper we talk about applications of STPA in analysing FSM governance structures. Please give it a read here:
https://t.co/qMtwIB5fZH
Look forward to your feedback!
Questions communities should ask when evaluating new mobilities: 🤔
💸 Is it affordable? Can disadvantaged groups use it?
🏗️ What infrastructure will it require & who should pay?
🛴 Will it increase or reduce total vehicle travel?
Read on: https://t.co/lcevxNEcQQ.
When flaxseed oil is poured over an earthen floor, it dries to form a plastic-like, waterproof and sustainable resin that glues the surface together https://t.co/scYAPZsxgV
This is precisely why affordable housing is still a myth in many places. Because there is the idea that such top-down approaches will work, that modularity is the sole solution to affordability. Or even that architecture can alone solve the affordable housing crisis.
Designers don’t have to be agents of murder, torture, assault and trauma inflicted on Black communities, poor communities, women, femme & LGBTQ folks.
We can be otherwise!
Our humanity demands it (10/x)
@archinect@NewsArch Probably why the architectural and construction narrative should shift from aesthetics to a profession responsible for lives on many levels.