The situation of housing in Hong kong is probably our next step to resolve our own housing problems in the Philippines. Though we do not want to copy the miseries of housing problems in that colony island, If compared with our situation as to have no choice in battling the homeless conditions of our countrymen. While we see that the living conditions don't match for standard human needs and conditions, there left no other choice to make housing a quick solution for today.
The cramped spaces is partly a solution for the moment, while we find to construct new and standard spaces and buildings for the poor, the resources which dictates the quality and requirement needed shall be disregarded for awhile just to save the squalid conditions of people and families living directly in soils.
Resources is one factor that would determine the quality of new housing projects of the government particularly in the cities, where people flock for employment and better income opportunities for their families. Because of the lack of funds from our national budgets, there we can adopt for the moment these schemes of housing systems to speedily remove our brothers in the streets and in places where it causes them risk and hostile for their security.
The video shown in here is just a a portion of our solution to the problem, as proposed to resolved living conditions and available space in our cities. We can partially adopt this situation as made in Hong Kong but the real and far reaching solution to our housing problem will still be beyond this piece of suggestion and writing.
If we are serious enough to solve squatting problems int he capital region, the Hong Kong style homes and accommodations of families in the slum areas can be addressed in this system acquiring both space and resources as viable.
what is needed is immediate and fast. The government can eradicate people in hostile environments by taking into consideration cramped living for awhile, but with a dynamic and continuing solution to solve housing situations progressively.
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