The redevelopment of distressed public housing: Early results from HOPE VI projects in Atlanta, Chicago, and San Antonio
The redevelopment of distressed public housing: Early results from HOPE VI projects in Atlanta, Chicago, and San Antonio
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不良公共住房的重建：亚特兰大、芝加哥和圣安东尼奥 HOPE VI 项目的早期成果
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1999
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Jerry Salama
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摘要 城市复兴示范计划（HOPE VI）下的危房公共住房重建具有值得称赞的社会、物质、社区和经济目标。亚特兰大、芝加哥和圣安东尼奥的三个公共住房项目展示了试图减少低收入家庭集中、利用私人资源、限制项目成本、帮助居民实现经济自给自足、设计融入社区的项目以及确保居民有意义地参与项目规划的复杂性和权衡。尽管有价值且雄心勃勃，但 HOPE VI 无法实现所有这些目标。其中更多目标可以通过制定与当地房地产市场实力相关的战略来实现。为此，美国住房和城市发展部以及公共住房当局必须使用 1998 年《质量住房和工作责任法案》中基于市场的工具。改善物理设计和居民参与的标准以及进一步...
Abstract The redevelopment of distressed public housing under the Urban Revitalization Demonstration Program, or HOPE VI, has laudable social, physical, community, and economic goals. Three public housing projects in Atlanta, Chicago, and San Antonio demonstrate the complexity and trade‐offs of trying to lessen the concentration of low‐income households, leverage private resources, limit project costs, help residents achieve economic self‐sufficiency, design projects that blend into the community, and ensure meaningful resident participation in project planning. Although worthwhile and ambitious, HOPE VI cannot achieve all these goals. More of them can be achieved by developing strategies related to the strength of the local real estate market. To that end, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and public housing authorities must use the market‐based tools in the Quality Housing and Work Responsibility Act of 1998. Standards for improved physical design and resident participation and furthe...