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skip to content design of homes we create better homes home about housing interior design architecture advertisers useful resources contact interior design 5 pros and cons of open spaces in housing design housing interior design why housing standards for home space and design need to be effective architecture housing 4 awesome award-winning housing projects in the uk housing why the parker morris public housing standard should be revisited architecture why palladio and le corbusier remain architectural geniuses interior design interior design 5 pros and cons of open spaces in housing design june 25, 2018 niamh richards 0 home architecture has changed over the years substantially. as per the old school of thought, the focus was on compartmentalization. read more why housing standards for home space and design need to be effective may 24, 2018 3 soundproofing solutions for your home to reduce noise pollution march 26, 2018 architecture architecture housing 4 awesome award-winning housing projects in the uk may 9, 2018 niamh richards 0 modern housing in the uk isn’t really considered among the finest in europe, to put it gently. when we picture read more why palladio and le corbusier remain architectural geniuses april 9, 2018 latest blog interior design 5 pros and cons of open spaces in housing design june 25, 2018 niamh richards 0 home architecture has changed over the years substantially. as per the old school of thought, the focus was on compartmentalization. each room in a house needed to be separate from the others. each room had a purpose, and was to be used solely for that purpose. today things seem to be different. the idea of compartmentalization has slowly faded, and has been replaced by the concept of multi-purpose areas. perhaps it is a consequence of life having become extremely fast paced such that people barely find time to move about, cook a proper meal or take a long relaxing bath. or perhaps it is because the idea that specific compartments isolate people living in a house. either way, this change in thought has led to the popularization of what is called open space . open space flats, as the term suggests, mean a common space for the internal parts of the house such as the kitchen, living area and dining area. there are limited partitions and these areas are basically public spaces. there are pros and cons to this kind of layout, which we list below. connected space open space flats naturally make your apartment look bigger. this makes sense especially if you live in a relatively small flat with tiny rooms. it is also easy to move about, especially between the kitchen and dining area. social aspect open spaces enable more interactions within a household. when you have guests occasionally, such spaces make you feel more comfortable. families with kids can watch over their kids as they move about the house. customization have a large open space also enables you to customize what items you want in each part of the space. if you have sufficient space between the living room and dining room, for example, you could perhaps set up a mini-gymnasium or a musical instrument to practice your music. artistic improvement everyone wants their house to be on full display when guests come. with an open space, it is easier to arrange works of art to decorate the house. if you are an enthusiast, you can even arrange a collection of artworks with the comfort of space or make some pop-art works of your own. privacy we see only one major con of open space, i.e. the absence of privacy. privacy is important to each individual, and as a result we don’t recommend open spaces for a household of more than 3 inhabitants. while you’re designing, check out our post on soundproofing. in a fully open space, soundproofing could be useful. http://www.designofhomes.co.uk/010-the-problem-of-noise.html housing interior design why housing standards for home space and design need to be effective may 24, 2018 niamh richards 0 housing space standards have always been an issue of debate here in the uk. ever since the parker morris standards disappeared and conservative government made public its dim view on housing development, britain’s homes seem to be getting smaller and crampier. if you want to know what parker morris standard is, check out our post at http://www.designofhomes.co.uk/024-more-on-parker-morris-standards.html the recent national space standards don’t seem to be helping the matter. the ndss has been obscured by its complexity and its reluctance to exercise regulations on local authorities. one key instance of this is the exact definition of minimum space for different rooms such a single bedrooms, double rooms etc. these vary largely across the different counties and provinces. additionally, the government has publicly prioritized building more houses over space standards. the key concern is price and affordability. increasing the size of homes increases its price and therefore prices it out of reach of the common man. this has been the key reasoning behind the lack of prioritization of a common national standard with many homeowners and tenants facing space constraints, the issue of housing design naturally comes up. with space constraint constant being pointed out, there is an argument that it is all just perception. the ones who complain just don’t make efficient use of their space. while there may be a small element of fairness to this argument, it is largely incorrect. as much as you can exploit the availability of space, there is a limit to it. the uk has the smallest houses in all of western europe. i personally believe that along with a bulletproof national space standard, there should be a minimum threshold for design standard too. while the homeowner should not his or her flexibility to design the house as he deems fit, having a basic design standard will ensure that realtors and builders don’t exploit the excess demand for housing. design standards can include things such as a minimum number of toilets per inhabitants in a house, kitchen size and proximity to other rooms, effective exhaust systems, ventilation etc. the ndss does include a lot of details, but those are either confusing or improperly implemented. in short, this is not about freedom of expression or lack thereof. this is about creating a system that doesn’t allow realtors to play the price game and build properties with very little in the form of constraints. architecture housing 4 awesome award-winning housing projects in the uk may 9, 2018 niamh richards 0 modern housing in the uk isn’t really considered among the finest in europe, to put it gently. when we picture housing developments, we picture cramped houses, narrow streets and bland architecture. it is quite surprising for a country whose victorian style architecture is considered one of the most elegant architecture by the rest of the world. the ever expanding population, increase in subletting and conversion of areas such as attics into makeshift rooms to aid the increased need for accommodation all contribute to this cause. however there have been some exceptions in this regard. we look at a few housing projects that were recently acclaimed. claredale street, tower hamlets, east london cornerstone claredale street in east london is probably not the first name that you think of when you think of a futuristic and technological neighborhood. and yet, it was awarded the richard feilden award at the hca housing design awards in 2010. this area underwent an urban redesign to bring in concepts such as a mini-neighborhood with urban courtyards, high-efficiency gas boilers and a unique brick layout that conveyed a perception of handicraft. furthermore, all roofs in the area are fitted with solar panels! darbishire place, whitechapel, tower hamlets peabody tower hamlets was at it again, mainly thanks to the consistent involvement of the tower hamlets london borough council, this time with darbishire place. the same 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