This chapter of the article series by Nikos A. Salingaros, David Brain, Andrés M. Duany, Michael W. Mehaffy, and Ernesto Philibert-Petit—which examines social housing in Latin America—presents recommendations for the sequence of actions required to generate housing in both rural and urban contexts. Review the previous installments and the new article below.
1 - Design Capable of Establishing 'Emotional Belonging'
2 - Anti-Patterns of Latin American Social Housing
3 - Geometry of Control
4 - Biophilia, Connectivity, and Spirituality
5 - Using the Work of Christopher Alexander
6 - Construction Strategies for Social Housing
7 - Examples of Patterns and Generating Codes
8 - Design Strategies
9 - Design Sequence
10 - Practical Suggestions for Successful Projects
11 - The Need for Adaptable Materials
12 - Focusing on the Small Scale
13 - Working With or Bypassing the System
14 - Maintenance Strategy
15 - Generating Code for Social Housing in a Rural Area or Urban Space
