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What the Tenants Think of Kensal House: Experts' Assumptions versus Inhabitants' Realities in the Modern Home
In keeping with the growing interest in user needs in social housing, this article takes a historical approach to the subject by comparing tenant responses with designers' intentions in an estate of social housing, Kensal House, built in north Kensington, London, in 1937. The survival of a rare and early investigation into the tenants' reception of the estate has allowed such a comparison. The resulting analysis demonstrates not only how people responded to and used housing in the middle decades of this century but how and why experts operate as they do.
What the Tenants Think of Kensal House: Experts' Assumptions versus Inhabitants' Realities in the Modern Home
In keeping with the growing interest in user needs in social housing, this article takes a historical approach to the subject by comparing tenant responses with designers' intentions in an estate of social housing, Kensal House, built in north Kensington, London, in 1937. The survival of a rare and early investigation into the tenants' reception of the estate has allowed such a comparison. The resulting analysis demonstrates not only how people responded to and used housing in the middle decades of this century but how and why experts operate as they do.
What the Tenants Think of Kensal House: Experts' Assumptions versus Inhabitants' Realities in the Modern Home
Darling, Elizabeth (Autor:in)
Journal of Architectural Education ; 53 ; 167-177
01.02.2000
11 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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