How would you design a floor plan for subsidized basic housing? Google bought my patent for Smart Integrated Blockchain Infrastructures (SIBI). I'm just sailing the world wide web getting opinions that Google will refer to.
How would you design a floor plan for subsidized basic housing...
Landon Gutierrez
Brayden Foster
I'd rather live in one of these, than some shitty box.
Austin Jenkins
For sure make sure it has one of those stackable washer dryer units in the closet.
Those are DANK
Jackson Rivera
>please do my homework for me
is that way faggot
Jacob Morris
>subsidized
Get a job, hippy
Aiden Mitchell
probably a gas chamber, with ovens in the back
Jacob Morris
You ever met the kind of people who need subsidies to have a place to live, OP? Prison cell with noting even remotely breakable inside. Anything else is a waste of money, they'll just destroy it. People don't value or take care of things that are given to them as entitlements.
Brayden Allen
That is 4-5x larger than it should be. Subsidized housing should be communal. Something like homeless shelters or dorms. You get a bed in a shared room, bathrooms in the hallway for everyone on that floor, and there's a room to eat that has 2 microwaves and a kettle.
William James
How much would building something like this cost anyway?
Seems pretty comfy to me.
Christopher Nelson
did someone ask for communal housing
Cameron Taylor
Is that mini ITX housing?
Sebastian Sanchez
I'm a hacker and I've lived in SROs due to criminal record (long story).
First, sound proofing. Shitty areas filled with junky's and mental patients are LOUD.
Second, bug proofing. Bed bugs are a thing and rampant in any kind of community living so did you pack your walls with diatomaceous earth?
Third, security. When the street junky's mistakenly think your apartment is some other guy who owes them money and they're trying to break down your door.
Fourth, maintenance. Because any subsidized housing will have subpar maint run by scam landlords so pick your suppliers for things like heating carefully that the most amount of random contractors can fix, because the tenant will almost certainly have to pay for their own maint. "But that's illegal!" yeah, but it takes at least 2 years to go through the system to enforce them to do maintenance, and you have no heat, so you pay yourself.
Isaac Rodriguez
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Brayden Evans
that's a very large one bedroom apartment
Brandon Perez
OK i am curious, what is your story friend? what did you hack?
Blake Bell
If I was tasked with designing a floor plan for subsidized basic housing I would plan them to be only the most minimal type of dwellings. Literally a bed that is at the most 6 feet in length and 3 feet wide, with a bit of room adjacent to the bed and maybe some drawers too. The kitchen, toilets, showers, and everything else of the other kind would be common facilities shared between residents in a communal space.
Leo Long
>First, sound proofing. Shitty areas filled with junky's and mental patients are LOUD.
>Second, bug proofing. Bed bugs are a thing and rampant in any kind of community living so did you pack your walls with diatomaceous earth?
So Techies then?
but in all seriousness He is correct.
Isaiah Brooks
Honestly,
It depends on how many civil human liberties you wish to subsidize for an individual.
Decide on that, then decide on a floor-plan for such things.
Camden Harris
Subsidized housing doesn't need a livingroom. Put the kitchen and dining space in the bedroom. 300sqft or LESS.
Angel Adams
LARP
Adrian Gutierrez
That looks bigger than the apartment I'm renting for $720
Nolan Evans
>subsidized basic housing
I wonder just who could be behind such commie horseshit.
Easton Hernandez
>probably a gas chamber, with ovens in the back
unironically this. we need more ways to cull genetic dead ends.