SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT OF MULTIFAMILY SOCIAL HOUSING – KEY CRITERIA RELEVANT FOR THE QUALITY OF HOUSING
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7251/STP2215409PAbstract
In order to ensure the sustainability of social housing, the living conditions should meet basic biological needs [demands], but they should also have a stimulating effect on the psycho-social development of the users. The focus of the research is on identification and definition of the physical and spatial criteria that are essential for the quality and sustainability of this type of housing in order to distinguish the dwelling layouts [housing models] that can be considered appropriate for the specific requirements of social housing,
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