Freedom to Build: Dweller Control of the Housing Process

action activity administrative agencies alternative architect areas assistance authorized autonomy become building built capital central components construction context costs countries course demand dependent dweller dwelling economic effective example existing fact families federal funds groups hand housing human important improved income increase individual industrialized initial institutions interest investment labor land least less levels limited living loan low-income major materials ment mortgage needs operation organized owner owner-builders participants percent planning political poor population practices present problems production professional programs rehabilitation relatively rent responsibility result roles sector self-help serve situation social sponsor squatter standards structure subsidies supply technical tenants tion types units University urban users