The scaling up of the tiny house niche in Quebec – transformations and continuities in the housing regime

Lessard, Guillaume

doi:10.1080/1523908x.2021.2022464

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“…This result opens a window for researchers to examine the power relationships involved in urban developments and transitions in a specific social context [45]. Urban transition is influenced by local sustainable urban planning policies and regulations [46]. Institutional implementation has also developed into an important topic in the urban transition field.…”

Section: Cultural Heterogeneity and Urban Planningmentioning

confidence: 95%

Revisiting China’s Urban Transition from the Perspective of Urbanisation: A Critical Review and Analysis

Liu,

Chen,

Sun

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Amidst global sustainability challenges across domains such as energy, water, and transportation, China’s urbanisation process presents unique socio-economic dynamics, particularly following the Reform and Opening Up policy. The existing literature has not fully captured the complex interplay between urban growth and sustainability challenges in China, nor has it adequately explored the phased nature of urbanisation informed by evolving policies. This paper provides a comprehensive review of China’s urban transition, emphasising its evolution since the Reform and Opening Up policy. Through systematic analysis, it delineates the multifaceted nature of urbanisation, reflecting on policy impacts and socio-economic shifts. Findings indicate transformative urban growth characterised by new challenges in environmental sustainability, social equity, and urban–rural integration. The research unveils the transition to a human-centric urban development model, highlighting policy shifts towards sustainable practices. The results suggest a nuanced urban–rural convergence, advocating for participatory governance and balanced growth. The unique contribution of this study lies in its empirical and theoretical examination of China’s urbanisation within a global context, offering a critical perspective on policy formulation and sustainable urban development.

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Section: Cultural Heterogeneity and Urban Planningmentioning

confidence: 95%

Revisiting China’s Urban Transition from the Perspective of Urbanisation: A Critical Review and Analysis

Liu,

Chen,

Sun

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Unveiling the potential for decarbonization of the building sector: A comparative study of technological and non-technological low-carbon strategies

Shahmohammadi,

Pedinotti-Castelle,

Amor

2024

Sustainable Production and Consumption

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An Analysis of Tiny Houses through a Viewpoint on Preferences, Satisfaction, and Expectations of Residents

Gür,

Çay

2024

Sakarya Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü Dergisi

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Over the past few years, there has been a surge in the number of tiny houses in our country, following the global trend of this popular lifestyle choice. Scientific research on tiny houses has had a slight increase worldwide in recent years, despite the fact that the notion of tiny houses was only recently introduced to Turkish literature. In our nation, information regarding tiny houses is predominantly accessible through various media outlets such as television, newspapers, magazines, and social media platforms. This article seeks to examine the concept and current popularity of tiny houses, while also assessing user preferences and levels of satisfaction. User satisfaction was evaluated based on data obtained from twenty interviews conducted with owners of small-scale dwellings. The primary results suggest that individuals who exhibit a preference for residing in tiny houses have an awareness of the disparities and challenges they are likely to face. The appealing qualities of the house extends beyond its physical appearance. The mere existence of a location, regardless of its size, situated in a calm and peaceful environment, far from chaos and confusion, where individuals have a sense of belonging, is enough to satisfy their needs.

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The scaling up of the tiny house niche in Quebec – transformations and continuities in the housing regime

Cited by 4 publications

References 31 publications

Revisiting China’s Urban Transition from the Perspective of Urbanisation: A Critical Review and Analysis

Revisiting China’s Urban Transition from the Perspective of Urbanisation: A Critical Review and Analysis

Unveiling the potential for decarbonization of the building sector: A comparative study of technological and non-technological low-carbon strategies

An Analysis of Tiny Houses through a Viewpoint on Preferences, Satisfaction, and Expectations of Residents

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