2. Housing and Family: center or core of the family dwelling units include sufficient space for food, sit together, sleeping, children's activities, such as doing homework, other activities, discussed the impact of housing on work efficiency and the stability and development of the family is considered here and this concept and goals of social factors that should be considered as housing policy and sense of consistency and compliance with units of family stability and social cohesion is important due to the social importance of housing in people's life.
Economic concept:
Housing is essential in economic stability and well-family, this factor has a strong social aspect, because poverty and lack of economic security are major aspects of social …show more content…
Therefore, dealing with the housing problem in time and space and society different conditions becomes different, therefore, must be clear the purpose of satisfying the biological residential needs ,the basic argument is that what is the residential-living or basic shelter? What is its scope and implementation? What are the ways and methods of financing and access to it? What people and what social groups, in what circumstances will have priority? These questions are illustrative of the background, dimensions and importance of the housing. In relation to housing, at least, must be emphasized that this type of housing has what physical characteristics and to whom and presented under what circumstances, in this context is the different perceptions and in the developing countries what used for basic housing does not necessarily mean a completed house and may include a parcel of land or a faucet and a sewerage wells, they may include the initial nucleus or four walls and a roof or a room and toilet, and a kitchen with tap water. This definition refers more to the physical environment and cannot be called basic housing as completed house, because such residential is a semi-finished building and but basic …show more content…
Overall this view, socio- cultural approach is related to the space, and knows shape is the human relationship with the environment and believes shape, once takes on aesthetic dimensions, which is in agreement and affected with the environmental characteristics.
According to what came, can be presented following as a summary of the ideas:
The first and second view is overcome satisfying mental aspects of human, while culturalism view is based on functional aspects, in other words shape imposed from human to nature while in thinking of naturalism and culturalism, shape imposed from the nature of space.
The first view location lack authenticity while in culture -oriented view, location and people will play a major role. The second view is based on these factors.
Factors affecting housing complexes
Several factors involved in the success or failure following a complex and housing and neighborhood to give answer to the needs of people. These include:
1 Family composition
2 Social classification of family
3 Cultural factors
4 Neighborhood body
4 Family densities in the
Economic concept:
Housing is essential in economic stability and well-family, this factor has a strong social aspect, because poverty and lack of economic security are major aspects of social …show more content…
Therefore, dealing with the housing problem in time and space and society different conditions becomes different, therefore, must be clear the purpose of satisfying the biological residential needs ,the basic argument is that what is the residential-living or basic shelter? What is its scope and implementation? What are the ways and methods of financing and access to it? What people and what social groups, in what circumstances will have priority? These questions are illustrative of the background, dimensions and importance of the housing. In relation to housing, at least, must be emphasized that this type of housing has what physical characteristics and to whom and presented under what circumstances, in this context is the different perceptions and in the developing countries what used for basic housing does not necessarily mean a completed house and may include a parcel of land or a faucet and a sewerage wells, they may include the initial nucleus or four walls and a roof or a room and toilet, and a kitchen with tap water. This definition refers more to the physical environment and cannot be called basic housing as completed house, because such residential is a semi-finished building and but basic …show more content…
Overall this view, socio- cultural approach is related to the space, and knows shape is the human relationship with the environment and believes shape, once takes on aesthetic dimensions, which is in agreement and affected with the environmental characteristics.
According to what came, can be presented following as a summary of the ideas:
The first and second view is overcome satisfying mental aspects of human, while culturalism view is based on functional aspects, in other words shape imposed from human to nature while in thinking of naturalism and culturalism, shape imposed from the nature of space.
The first view location lack authenticity while in culture -oriented view, location and people will play a major role. The second view is based on these factors.
Factors affecting housing complexes
Several factors involved in the success or failure following a complex and housing and neighborhood to give answer to the needs of people. These include:
1 Family composition
2 Social classification of family
3 Cultural factors
4 Neighborhood body
4 Family densities in the