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Experience in using modular social housing

Sofiya Lukyanchenko Volodymyr Babyak Ihor Gnes
Abstract

The modular modular architecture is currently actively used in construction since it has many advantages over traditional construction. This type of design simplifies and speeds up the process of creating not only social housing, but also campuses and hospitals when there is an epidemic and you need to quickly provide patients with wards, or get out of the housing crisis during the economic crisis. In addition to being practical, it is much cheaper and more environmentally friendly. This article provides examples of the use of modules in construction and architecture to argue the relevance and need to use modular architecture and develop it. The use of the technology of modular formation of architectural objects can solve urgent problems in the modern world: overcoming the consequences of natural disasters, hostilities, the formation of social and niche specialized housing. These examples are not innovations that are unattainable or not scalable for technological reasons. The highlighted issue only shows the need to disseminate these solutions in practice.

Keywords

modular construction, social housing, real estate market, housing for migrants, housing crisis, economic crisis

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Received 15.09.2020, Revised 19.11.2020, Accepted 28.12.2020

Retrieved from Vol. 6, No. 2, 2020

Suggested citation

Lukyanchenko, S., Babyak, V., & Gnes, I. (2020). Experience in using modular social housing. Architectural Studies, 6(2), 194-197.

Pages 194-197

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ISSN 2411-801X e-ISSN 2786-7374  UDC 71;72
DOI: 10.56318/as