(Self) Housing Management

(Self) Housing Management: Challenges for Collective Densification

Vergara d'Alençon, L.M. (TU Delft Housing Management; TU Delft Urban Studies)

Vergara, Luz Maria (editor)
Robertson, Cristian (editor)
Czischke, Darinka (editor)
Schlack, Elke (editor)
Tapia, Rodrigo (editor)

2019

The development of self-organised neighbourhoods positions the residents at the centre of the process. They organise themselves to plan, densify and subsequently manage their dwellings collectively. This chapter focuses on defining the type of management that accompanies the housing densification in condominium tenure, and the challenges related to the maintenance and administration of common property areas. Housing management is understood as a multidimensional process in which the correct performance of the condominium is defined by organisational, technical and sociocultural aspects. From the identification of challenges for the community and the institutions, this chapter reflects on the need for cross-sector collaboration and institutional support to ensure a sustainable long-term management.

Housing management
Condominium housing
self-organisation
Maintenance
Collective administration
Condominiums
Self-organization

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https://doi.org/10.7480/rius.5.3992

TU Delft OPEN

978-94-6366-222-2

Housing and Urban Regeneration of Deprived Neighbourhoods in Santiago: North-South Perspectives about Collaborative Processes

Research in Urbanism Series (RiUS), 1875-0192, 5

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© 2019 L.M. Vergara d'Alençon