Habitat sous-intégré

Abstract

The idea of this research is to explore, crossing different perspectives and disciplines, the relationship between habitat and evolution of society. To study the issue of housing and housing allows the development of a number of considerations for the fundamental understanding of emergency changes in society questions. These questions can be organized around a course from the most public aspects, relating to land use policies and social justice, more intimate, relating to ways of inhabiting the world, through the accumulation different ways of relating to each other (proximity, neighborhood, public rubbing shoulders, etc.). This work inevitably returns us to the reality that has always existed in the manners and ways in which man comes in correlation with its immediate environment, which is inhabited space. This research is mainly to explain the actual living conditions of the occupants of a habitat type described as precarious or sub-integrated and analyze intervention projects implemented in these marginalized neighborhoods (cities). This analysis identifies the strength, weakness and original solutions sometimes complex to consider locally for these residents. At second stage, the work envisaged for this study is to go on the registers that contained the experiences and knowledge of habitants to be recorded, described, read in short apprehended in their complexity in order to highlight some try vernacular. To achieve these ends, it is important to do a bibliographic search and referential enabling readers to understand the relevance of this research from a '' state of art (bookish) '', starting from the conceptual approach as theoretical support to understand the phenomenon of habitat subintegrated, multidimensional and in these different contexts. And in closing, by ethnoarchitectural approach with surveys studied homes, based on plan sketches and taking photographs in situ, without forgetting the part of questioning and observation, to provide more lessons on the way of being.