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The Rural Homelessness Podcast
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16 episodes
1 week ago
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ep5 How Modular Housing Can Address Rural Homelessness
The Rural Homelessness Podcast
31 minutes
1 year ago
ep5 How Modular Housing Can Address Rural Homelessness
In this episode of the Rural Homelessness Podcast, Matt McChlery discusses how modular housing can help address rural homelessness. He is joined by Lewis Herbert, the manager of Allia Future Homes, and Daniel Renn, the Allia Future Homes Housing Development Lead. They explain that modular housing involves constructing sections of a building in a factory and then transporting them to the site for assembly. Modular housing offers benefits such as speed, cost-effectiveness, quality control, sustainability, and flexibility. It can be used in various sectors, including housing for the homeless. The challenges of modular housing include overcoming the stigma and lack of awareness, navigating building codes and regulations, and transportation logistics. The hope for the future of modular housing is mainstream acceptance, supportive policies, innovation, and wider use to address the housing shortage and homelessness crisis. Websites ferryproject.org.uk Allia Future Homes website Takeaways Modular housing involves constructing sections of a building in a factory and then transporting them to the site for assembly. Modular housing offers benefits such as speed, cost-effectiveness, quality control, sustainability, and flexibility. Modular housing can be used in various sectors, including housing for the homeless. Challenges of modular housing include overcoming stigma and lack of awareness, navigating building codes and regulations, and transportation logistics. The hope for the future of modular housing is mainstream acceptance, supportive policies, innovation, and wider use to address the housing shortage and homelessness crisis. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Rural Homelessness Podcast 01:05 Introduction to Alia Future Homes 06:57 Problems and Challenges in the Current Housing Situation 11:43 Benefits of Modular Housing 13:09 Affordability of Modular Homes 15:06 Modular Housing for the Homeless 21:11 Use of Modular Housing in Jubilee Place 24:05 Modular Housing for Rural Homelessness 26:14 Challenges and Hopes for the Future of Modular Housing 29:10 Call for Support and Collaboration
The Rural Homelessness Podcast