Outline

I Figure:

. . . that the existing system can be broken apart at a key point by changing the notional ‘life’ of the building.
. . . that the system begins from a prefabricated kit of parts.
…‘maximum fit between desired degree of occupancy and performance’ only with a structure flexible enough to accommodate ‘both “over” and “under” occupation’.
…‘maximum separation between the housing product and the land upon which it alights, enabling rapid response to greater mobility’.
…‘maximum environmental “plateau” for each dwelling coupled with minimum time lapse before such a plateau can be upgraded by every individual through the selection of a new model’.
. . . that the housing crisis can be blamed on the ‘categorisation of “housing” as an autonomous and peculiar commodity, which has built up a self-perpetuating and exclusive inter- locking supply system’.