Influence of private open spaces on the quality of living in low-rise high density housing

Milanovic, Danijela; Vasilevska, Ljiljana

doi:10.2298/fuace180314009m

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“…As an alternative solution, a contemporary approach to residential development turns to the application of the low-rise, high-density housing (in further text LRHD housing). This concept represents a compromise solution, aiming to mitigate the differences between single-family and multi-family housing, utilizing the qualities of both of these prevalent types [6][7][8][9].…”

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“…Therefore, one of the main characteristics of LRHD housing is the presence of significant private open areas, which serve as an alternative to the yards of single-family homes. This space, in terms of its position, spatial layout and dimensions, should serve as an outdoor extension of the living room area and should support everyday activities such as dining, children's play, leisure activities, socializing with guests and more [4,5,8].…”

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“…LRHD housing is characterized by variety in terms of private open areas -from private gardens, in units located on the ground floor; over spacious loggias and balconies; to the roof terraces on the last floors [8]. The design of these spaces is primarily based on the principle of space hierarchy and spatial continuity, in order to create a connection between different open spaces [8].…”

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The Mix-Mesh Concept of Low-Rise High-Density Housing – Advantages and Possibilities of Application in Local Context

Petković,

Krstić,

Živković

2024

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The increased demand for residential space is in constant conflict with available spatial resources. Utilization of unbuilt urban land for residential purpose is faced with two opposing extremes – development of single-family housing in peripheral urban areas, on one hand, and the insertion of multi-family housing as infill in central urban zones, on the other. A contemporary approach to housing development turns towards the application of low-rise high-density model – as an alternative solution, that tent to achieve the best of both extremes.The research deals with the possibilities of applying a modular system, symbolically named Mix-Mesh, which, through various combinations of the basic module (dimensions 4.2x5.0m) would enable the development of a wide range of residential units – grouped within various typological forms: from two or three-story single-family row houses; combined models of single-family and multi-family housing; to multi-family buildings, which can be developed in the form of gallery or corridor solutions (depending on the shape, dimensions and plot orientation). One of the main advantages of low-rise high-density housing, which is reflected in the presence of significant private open areas, is also present in this model. A specific advantage of this modular solution is reflected in its easy adaptability to different urban parameters and conditions present on a plot, which is obtained through various combination types.

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Section: Low-rise High-density Housing As a Possible Response To Emer...mentioning

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The Mix-Mesh Concept of Low-Rise High-Density Housing – Advantages and Possibilities of Application in Local Context

Petković,

Krstić,

Živković

2024

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“…Koncept stanovanja niskih spratnosti velikih gustina (eng. low-rise high-density, LRHD) [LRHD] je nastao pedesetih godina prošlog veka kao alternativa neplanskom i nekontrolisanom širenju predgrađa na račun poljoprivrednih i zelenih površina [1,2]. Ovaj tip kombinuje prednosti jednoporodičnog i višeporodičnog stanovanja, prigradskog i gradskog života, života u porodičnoj kući i života u grupi.…”

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Prikaz Idejnog Rešenja „pačvork“ Stambene Grupacije

Stoiljković,

Krstić,

Petrović

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Rad daje prikaz idejnog rešenja stambene grupacije tzv. tepih stanovanja, kreirane kombinacijom odgovarajućih tipoloških oblika koji obezbeđuju karakteristike stanovanja niske spratnosti i velike gustine. Cilj ovakve stambene šeme je istovremeno ostvarivanje pogodnosti porodičnog stanovanja i stanovanja u grupi. Nakon objašnjenja osnovnih karakteristika ovog tipa stanovanja i pregleda nekih značajnih ostvarenja od njegovog nastanka do danas, rad analizira funkcionalno-prostorne i estetskooblikovne karakteristike projektovane stambene grupacije. Ona se sastoji od dva stambena tipa - poluatrijumskih kuća i kuća u nizu. Jedinice su grupisane tako da formiraju konfiguracije nalik pačvorku. Sistem pešačkih staza i zajedničkih otvorenih prostora obezbeđuju horizontalnu komunikaciju kroz čitav kompleks, pružajući mogućnost stanarima za uspostavljanje različitih oblika i nivoa socijalnih interakcija. Razvijeni projektantski modeli omogućuju kombinovanje jedinica na raznovrsne načine te se mogu dobiti diverzifikovani oblici, šeme i veličine složenih stambenih sklopova, što čini ovaj projektantski pristup pogodnim za različite lokacije.

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“…Types of residential open spaces. According to the literature, open space consists of three connected elements: physical features, onsite activities such as leisure, and user perception [25]. Broadly, open spaces can be identified as: 1) public; 2) semi-private and 3) private.…”

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A Systematic Literature Review on the Impact of Open Spaces on Human Physiological and Mental Well-Being in Post-Pandemic Housing in Urban Context

Dhar¹,

Dash²

2022

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Open spaces are areas without any built structures that are open to the public and pose as a key infrastructure to the development of the urban fabric. Due to rapid urbanization, the quantity and quality of open spaces in housing neighbourhoods have reduced, affecting the resident’s psychological health poorly, which was further accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The lower-income groups of the country have been most affected by the same. Hence, this study addresses the inequality in the distribution of open spaces and how open spaces can be used to improve the dwelling conditions for the disadvantaged sections of society. This study looks into the different typologies of open spaces in urban housing and investigates how the provision of open spaces and their correlated features are associated with the user’s health and well-being.The paper looks into existing literature about the topic to understand what is known and to examine its shortcomings. The research would help future public and private sector bodies in charge of designing homes for the low-income groups to understand the importance and implementation of open spaces in such housings to uplift and improve the physical and mental health of the urban poor of India.

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Influence of private open spaces on the quality of living in low-rise high density housing

Cited by 7 publications

References 4 publications

The Mix-Mesh Concept of Low-Rise High-Density Housing – Advantages and Possibilities of Application in Local Context

The Mix-Mesh Concept of Low-Rise High-Density Housing – Advantages and Possibilities of Application in Local Context

Prikaz Idejnog Rešenja „pačvork“ Stambene Grupacije

A Systematic Literature Review on the Impact of Open Spaces on Human Physiological and Mental Well-Being in Post-Pandemic Housing in Urban Context

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