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ISBN 10: 8489861552 
ISBN 13: 9788489861558
Author: Links International Staff

• The Global Housing Crisis: Challenges and Opportunities.
• Beyond "Bare Necessities": The Imperative for Innovative Public Housing.
• Defining "Innovation" in Public Housing Design (architectural, social, environmental, economic).
• The Role of Architectural Design in Creating Resilient Communities.
• Overview of the Book's Themes and Structure.
• A Note on Methodologies and Case Study Selection.

Innovative Public Housing Architectural Design 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Reimagining Public Housing: Principles and Context

• Chapter 1: The Evolution of Public Housing Design
  • 1.1 A Brief History of Public Housing (from social welfare to modernist blocks).
  • 1.2 Critiques of Traditional Models (isolation, stigma, maintenance issues).
  • 1.3 Paradigm Shifts: Towards Community-Centric and Sustainable Approaches.
  • 1.4 Policy and Economic Contexts Shaping Design.
• Chapter 2: Core Principles of Innovative Design
  • 2.1 Affordability Beyond Construction: Lifecycle Costs and Maintenance.
  • 2.2 Density Done Right: Beyond High-Rise, Towards Livable Urbanism.
  • 2.3 Integration vs. Segregation: Blending Public Housing into the Urban Fabric.
  • 2.4 Flexibility and Adaptability: Designing for Changing Needs.
  • 2.5 Resident Participation and Co-Design Processes.
• Chapter 3: The Social Imperative: Building Communities, Not Just Buildings
  • 3.1 Promoting Social Inclusion and Equity.
  • 3.2 Designing for Diverse Demographics (families, seniors, single individuals, mixed-income).
  • 3.3 Creating Shared Spaces and Fostering Interaction.
  • 3.4 Safety, Security, and Sense of Ownership.

Part II: Architectural Strategies and Typologies

• Chapter 4: Beyond the Block: Innovative Typologies
  • 4.1 Mid-Rise, High-Density: The Sweet Spot for Urban Contexts.
  • 4.2 Courtyard Housing and Perimeter Blocks: Reclaiming Collective Space.
  • 4.3 Co-Housing and Collaborative Living Models.
  • 4.4 Modular and Prefabricated Approaches for Rapid Deployment.
  • 4.5 Adaptive Reuse and Regeneration of Existing Structures.
• Chapter 5: Unit Design for Quality of Life
  • 5.1 Optimizing Space: Small Footprints, Big Impact.
  • 5.2 Natural Light and Ventilation: Passive Design Principles.
  • 5.3 Flexible Layouts: Accommodating Life Changes.
  • 5.4 Material Choices for Durability, Health, and Aesthetics.
  • 5.5 Private Outdoor Spaces: Balconies, Terraces, and Gardens.
• Chapter 6: Integrating with the Urban Fabric
  • 6.1 Ground Floor Activation: Retail, Community Services, and Public Engagement.
  • 6.2 Pedestrian and Bicycle Friendly Design.
  • 6.3 Connection to Public Transport and Amenities.
  • 6.4 Landscape Design and Green Infrastructure as Integral Elements.

Part III: Driving Forces: Sustainability, Technology, and Policy

• Chapter 7: Sustainable Public Housing: Environmental Stewardship
  • 7.1 Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Integration.
  • 7.2 Water Management: Rainwater Harvesting and Greywater Recycling.
  • 7.3 Material Selection: Low-Impact, Recycled, and Local Materials.
  • 7.4 Green Roofs, Vertical Gardens, and Urban Farming Integration.
  • 7.5 Resilience to Climate Change (flooding, heat waves).
• Chapter 8: Technological Innovations in Design and Construction
  • 8.1 Parametric Design and Computational Tools for Optimization.
  • 8.2 Advanced Prefabrication and Modular Construction Techniques.
  • 8.3 Smart Home Technologies and Digital Management Systems (for residents and facilities).
  • 8.4 Data-Driven Design for Performance and Efficiency.
• Chapter 9: Policy, Funding, and Implementation Models
  • 9.1 Innovative Funding Mechanisms (e.g., public-private partnerships, land value capture).
  • 9.2 Regulatory Frameworks Supporting High-Quality Design.
  • 9.3 The Role of Government Agencies, Non-Profits, and Private Developers.
  • 9.4 Case Studies in Successful Policy Implementation.

Part IV: Global Case Studies in Innovation

• Chapter 10: European Case Studies: Density, Diversity, and Social Integration
  • (e.g., Projects from Vienna, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Barcelona)
• Chapter 11: Asian Case Studies: High-Density, High-Quality Living
  • (e.g., Projects from Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan)
• Chapter 12: North American Case Studies: Regeneration and Mixed-Income Models
  • (e.g., Projects from New York, Vancouver, Chicago)
• Chapter 13: Emerging and Developing Economies: Resourcefulness and Resilience
  • (e.g., Projects from Latin America, Africa, South Asia) (Each case study chapter would detail specific projects with plans, sections, images, and analysis of their innovative aspects).

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