SOCIALIZED

HOUSING AND
ECONOMIC
HOUSING
INTRODUCTION
– Many families are suffering nowadays because of not having their own
shelter which they could call their “HOME”. Home where they could
build their own family. A home where they can live comfortably and can
provide a healthy living.
– But there are things that causes this dream to be so hard to achieve
especially to the less fortunate people. Because as we all know, building
a house can cost lots and lots of money which they cannot afford. That’s
why the government provides socialized and economic housing to ease
these problem
WHAT IS A SOCIALIZED
HOUSING?
– Socialized housing refers to housing programs and projects covering houses and
lots or home lots only undertaken by the government or the private sector for
the unprivileged and homeless citizens which shall include sites and services
development, long term financing, liberalized terms on interest payments, and
such other benefits in agreement with this Act. – Urban Development and
Housing Act (UDHA), RA 7279
WHO ARE THE TARGETED
BENIFICIARIES?
– “Economic and Socialized Housing” refers to housing units which are within the
affordability level of the average and low-income earners which are thirty
percent (30%) of the gross family income as determined by the NATIONAL
ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY from time to time. It shall also
refers to the government-initiated sites and services development and
construction of economic and socialized housing projects in depressed areas-
BP 220
WHO ARE ELIGIBLE FOR SOCIALIZED
HOUSING PROGRAM?

– A. Must be a Filipino citizen;

– B. Must be unprivileged and homeless resident, as defined in Section 3 of this
Act;
– C. Must not own any real property whether in the urban or rural areas;
– D. Must not be a professional squatter or a member of squatting syndicates.
ECONOMIC HOUSING
– Everybody has the right to feel at home. Home is an important place to feel
good, it’s a place to gather with family or friends and for memories of restful
retreats.
– ECONOMIC HOUSING is develop to provide comfort with respect to budget and
environment. It contributes socially, economically and ecologically to a balanced
colorful and stronger society, enabling to adapt in time.
– Economic Housing offers everybody freedom in their own home. Home is
where one is welcome.
ECOnomic
=
ECOlogic
+
ecoNOMIC
TERMINOLOGIES

Housing- refers to the dwellings provided for people.

Housing Development- a group of individual dwellings or apartment houses
typically of similar design that are usually built and sold or lease by one
management.
 Details (site)

o Core shelter to Provincial Hospital oCore shelter to Health Center

via jeep- 35-40 mins -via jeep- 35-40 mins
o Core shelter to ISU o Core shelter to City Hall
via jeep- 25-30 mins -via jeep- 33-48 mins
o Core shelter to Market
via jeep- 35-40 mins
o Core shelter to Church
via jeep- 45-50 mins
Other Details:

o The core shelter was built in 2011

o 24 SOCIALIZED and 36 ECONOMIC HOUSES
o 3-5 person can accommodate
o 20 sq. m (4x5)
o Lot Area per Unit = 110 sqm.
Basic needs

o Water
o Movement and Circulation
o Storm Drainage
o Solid and Waste Disposal
o Park / Playground
o Power
 SWOT
ANALYSIS
(STRENGTH, WEAKNESS, OPPORTUNITY, THREAT)
 BEFORE AND AFTER
STRENGTH: Not prone to flood

WEAKNESSES: -UNSAFE ELECTRICAL WIRINGS -SAFER ELECTRICAL WIRINGS

-MUDDY/ ROUGH ROAD. -PAVED ROAD
-EXPOSED TO DIRECT HEAT OF THE SUNLIGHT. -MORE TREES TO BLOCK THE SUNLIGHT
-UNCONSISTENT WATER SUPPLY - PROVISION OF VERTICAL GARDEN
- PROVISION OF WATER TANKS

OPPURTUNITIES
-NEAR AT THE RIVER

THREATS
-MUD SLIDE
-EROSION
 HOUSING
PROPOSALS
(before and after)
THE SITE
Location: Manaring city of Ilagan

ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL`
Existing core shelter
Now: Socialized housing
Canals BEFORE
Canals

AFTER
Rough road
Paved road
 Stagnant water
BEFORE AFTER
Park
BEFORE

AFTER
BEFORE SOURCE OF WATER
AFTER
STREETLIGHT
CHAPEL
Court
WATER TANK
TALIPAPA
OPEN FIELD
PROBLEMS IN THE SITE
(before)
– The road has limited access
– Lack in ventilation
– Spaces between other houses is steep
– The pathway is unpaved
– None availability to other needed facilities like market and function hall
– Short eaves which can provide shading
– Ceiling provision for reduction of heat that will be conducted, convected and
radiated in the houses can not be minimized
 SOLUTIONS CONDUCTED TO FIX
THE PROBLEMS THAT OCCURED

– WIDENING OF ROAD AND BASING IT ON THE NATIONAL BUILDING CODE

– PROPER VENTILATION IF PROVIDED
– SPACE ADDITTON TO THE HOUSES BETWEEN OTHERS
– PROPER LANDSCAPING OF THE SITE
– PROVISION OF IMPORTANT FACILITIES LIKE OPEN MARKET “talipapa”, CHAPEL, SCHOOL AND PROPER
WATER INSTALLATION
– EAVES ARE PROPERLY PROJECTED
– PROVISION OF PROPER SHADING
– CEILINGS ARE PROPERLY CONSTRUCTED TO REDUCE HEAT FROM ENTERING INSIDE THE HOUSE.