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The role innovative housing models play in the struggle against social exclusion in cities: the Brisbane common ground model

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Perolini, Petra

Abstract

The history of housing in Australia is a textbook example of socio-spatial exclusion as described, defined and analysed by commentators from Mumford to Lefebvre. It has been exacerbated by a culture of home ownership that has led to an affordability crisis. An examination of the history reveals that... view more

The history of housing in Australia is a textbook example of socio-spatial exclusion as described, defined and analysed by commentators from Mumford to Lefebvre. It has been exacerbated by a culture of home ownership that has led to an affordability crisis. An examination of the history reveals that the problems are structural and must be approached not as a practical solution to the public provision of housing, but as a reshaping of lives, a reconnection to community, and as an ethical and equitable "right to the city". This "Right to the City" has underpinned the Common Ground approach, emerging in a range of cities and adopted in South Brisbane, Queensland Australia. This paper examines the Common Ground approach and the impacts on its residents and in the community with a view to exploring further developments in this direction. A clear understanding of these lessons underpins, and should inform, a new approach to reconnecting the displaced and to developing solutions that not only enhance their lives but also the community at large.... view less

Keywords
residential behavior; condominium; Australia; public housing; exclusion; town; social space

Classification
Sociology of Settlements and Housing, Urban Sociology

Document language
English

Publication Year
2015

Page/Pages
p. 62-70

Journal
Social Inclusion, 3 (2015) 2

Issue topic
Housing and space: toward socio-spatial inclusion

ISSN
2183-2803

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution


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