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    The document discusses housing issues and solutions in the Philippines. It notes that there are over 5.8 million housing backlogs and 33.6 million homeless families in the country. To address this, the government would need to construct over 2,600 homes per day and dedicate 1% of its budget to building over 12 million homes in 6 years. The document also defines socialized housing and economic housing based on Philippine laws, noting they refer to housing programs for underprivileged citizens that are affordable to low-income families spending 30% of gross income on rent. It emphasizes that addressing socialized housing requires a holistic solution rather than just designing individual structures.

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    The document discusses housing issues and solutions in the Philippines. It notes that there are over 5.8 million housing backlogs and 33.6 million homeless families in the country. To address this, the government would need to construct over 2,600 homes per day and dedicate 1% of its budget to building over 12 million homes in 6 years. The document also defines socialized housing and economic housing based on Philippine laws, noting they refer to housing programs for underprivileged citizens that are affordable to low-income families spending 30% of gross income on rent. It emphasizes that addressing socialized housing requires a holistic solution rather than just designing individual structures.

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    Housing: Communities in Shared Spaces

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    Lorraine Borillo
    The document discusses housing issues and solutions in the Philippines. It notes that there are over 5.8 million housing backlogs and 33.6 million homeless families in the country. To address this, the government would need to construct over 2,600 homes per day and dedicate 1% of its budget to building over 12 million homes in 6 years. The document also defines socialized housing and economic housing based on Philippine laws, noting they refer to housing programs for underprivileged citizens that are affordable to low-income families spending 30% of gross income on rent. It emphasizes that addressing socialized housing requires a holistic solution rather than just designing individual structures.

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    HOUSING

    COMMUNITIES IN SHARED SPACES


    7,641 ISLANDS
    300,000 SQUARE METERS
    105,464,215 PEOPLE
    352 PEOPLE PER SQUARE METER

    CAN YOU IMAGINE THAT?


    5,800,000 HOUSING BACKLOG
    33,600,000 FAMILIES HOMELESS
    6 YEARS
    2,602 HOUSES PER DAY
    1% OF GOVERNMENT BUDGET
    12,680,000,000 PESOS
    84,534 HOMES
    Based on the Urban Development and Housing Act of the Philippines, RA 7279,
    Socialized Housing refers to housing programs covering
    houses undertaken by the government or the private
    sector for the underprivileged and homeless citizens.
    According to the BP220,

    Economic and Socialized Housing refers to housing


    units which are within the affordability level of the
    average and low-income earners which is thirty percent
    (30%) of the gross family income.
    30,000 PESOS
    20.6% FOR HOUSING
    6,180 PESOS
    SOLUTION?
    Your solution is not, it’s not just one house just one
    solution. That’s not gonna work. Your solution is a
    holistic solution.
    If you’re thinking of coming up with a design of one
    structure which can be repeated that is super
    environmentally conscious and you can repeat it so
    many times like that. That’s not actually how you
    address socialized housing, that’s addressing
    Architecture.
    -Arch. Angelo Manosa
    Thanks

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