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Not all dorms have shared bathrooms. Like put that stuff at the back of it. There’s even probably a way to combine all the requirements into one living area wit
by ianai 5y ago
Not all dorms have shared bathrooms. Like put that stuff at the back of it. There’s even probably a way to combine all the requirements into one living area with minimal partitioning at another extreme. In a sense people are already experimenting with this with tiny homes. People will be people, but a good portion of your concern can be addressed through design.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoIn France we used to have a lot of common living areas. And we got rid of them. Why ? Because indeed we realized that we could address those problems with design. In this case, the good design is called a private appartment. Honestly those things are so important that anybody stating they can create them differently should be forced to live in them for 10 years in the worst part of the city, like roman bridge builders were forced to sleep under their construction.
- ianai 5y agoYour assumption, as stated, is that “poor places tend to be prone to violence”. That actually leaves no path for a nonviolent situation by premise of building housing for lower/lowest costs. I agree that the problem is nuanced and need to carefully avoid the people making problems for one another. If France has solved the housing problem I’m sure the world is ready to listen.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoMoving the goal post will only result in the end of this debate.