Stated Residential Preference of Squatters and Resettlers in Davao City, Philippines

Ibarra, Jose Miguel Gb; Tanimura, Hidehiko; Asikhia, Monday Ohi; Toshimori, Atsushi; Kim, Jinbeom

doi:10.3130/aija.68.117_1

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“…There have been several previous studies on resettlement sites. Miguel Gb Ibarra et al (2003) investigated the residential-environment-related needs of residents who live in slums and resettlement areas, and ranked residence-environment elements in terms of priorities. Specifically, the order was: ownership of a house, proximity to the city center, infrastructure, transportation, residence type, and public facilities.…”

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Construction Systems for Extensions and Renovations in a Resettlement Site in the Philippines

Seike

Yamanaka

Takemura

et al. 2018

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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In Manila, the Philippines, resettlement projects have been implemented to relocate informal settler families from slums and disaster-prone metro areas. At resettlement sites, housing units are often provided to beneficiaries, who then extend and renovate them. Such extensions and renovations of housing, and the processes involved, are considered to have a significant impact on living environments and local communities; however, these impacts are not yet fully understood. Thus, this paper investigates the following elements at St. Martha Estate, one of the resettlement sites: A) the condition of housing that has undergone extension and renovation, B) the construction systems used for these extensions and renovations, and C) the attributes of the residents. Subsequently, correlations among A, B, and C were analyzed to gain knowledge that can improve the living environment. First, we examined A by conducting a photographic survey of the houses' exteriors and interiors. Then, B and C were examined through interviews with the residents. Through analysis of correlations between A, B, and C, it was found that the characteristics of the builders of the extensions and renovations were related to the construction skill and the economic conditions of the residents, which in turn affected the condition of the extensions.

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