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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Sustainable social housing"”.
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Development of a Framework for Sustainable Social Housing Provision (SSHP) in England
Sustainable social housing provision (SSHP) has become very important over the last few decades for the main objective of meeting housing needs. Despite this, there is evidence to suggest that SSHP has not been practiced successfully. A growing body of the literature shows that lack of an …
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Sustainable building maintenance within social housing
The social housing sector contains the largest number of professionally managed properties and as such has a significant role to play in improving the UK’s economic, environmental and social sustainability. This thesis explores the viability of integrating the sustainability agenda with social …
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The internal layout design of social housing in Libya : a cultural value perspective
Social housing is a basic human need and essential for the future of individuals and society. An appropriate housing internal layout plays a crucial role in the sustainable urban development. The fundamental goal of sustainable development in the built environment is to protect and improve the …
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Sustainable Transitions in Social Housing in England. The Development of a Theoretical Framework
Social housing can play a large role for both the UK and global agenda to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Political and industry efforts to promote sustainability in social housing in England are sparse, despite a plethora of existing research. One reason for this might be the lack of integration …
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Sustainable Transitions in Social Housing in England. The Development of a Theoretical Framework
Social housing can play a large role for both the UK and global agenda to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Political and industry efforts to promote sustainability in social housing in England are sparse, despite a plethora of existing research. One reason for this might be the lack of integration …