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A Norman invents a low-cost house for homeless




by jean63 » 17/12/07, 09:57

Here's a great idea for a "bioclimatic" shelter made from recovered materials:

A Norman invents a low-cost house for the homeless

AP - A Norman has just designed a house for the homeless, a module of barely ten square meters built with recycled materials and whose unit cost does not exceed 800 euros.

This primitive habitat enthusiast who lives in Roumare (Seine-Maritime) worked several weeks to design this house for homeless people, a module measuring 4,8 m by 1,3. "I'm fed up with seeing people sleeping under boxes or under a porch, especially at this time, with this cold", explains Philippe Debruyne before adding: "So I wanted this home for them, it is still better than a camping tent! "

Four walls and a roof made of wood and recuperated materials, a form that allows to recover a maximum of light and therefore of heat, here is for the plan of this house of a little more than 8 square meters "where one can live and sleep with two".

The insulation is made of newsprint, supermarket bags and plastic bottles, and the floor, such as the roof or walls, is made from scrap wood. Electricity is produced by a solar panel.

The cost of this house, which can easily be moved with the help of a forklift, is less than 800 euros. "But if manufacturers are interested in this project, I give them the plans and built on a large scale, this house can be much cheaper," he says. AP


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by Christophe » 17/12/07, 10:10

I'm shocked... : Shock:

Awesome do you say It looks more like a big DIY ... is there a photo? The inventor calls this a house? I hope he tested it by himself? What about heating?

For me it's more reinventing slums instead of finding lasting solutions for the recluses of society ...

So as we remake slums, we will see less homeless people in the streets, so they will see less so society will tolerate more ... : Evil:

But it is true that under a Sarkozist regime this idea can "only" please ...When are the concentration camps for the poor?

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by jean63 » 17/12/07, 10:46

Here you have changed sides! : I thought you were defending the billion-rich who increasingly populate this planet.
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No, there is no photo.

Of course it may sound a bit "fuck up", BUT anyway they are on the streets and it is not tomorrow that they will be decently housed, so there will be a lot of deaths this winter.

Of course it would be better in mobile homes but who pays? the very wealthy?

The middle class is starting to have purchasing power problems, starting with housing and heating.

So I think the idea is not that silly, if they can have a warm place, why not.

Now, it remains to be seen where to install these cabins ........ surely not in Paris !!!

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I indicated it at the bottom of the page: yahoo.fr
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by Christophe » 17/12/07, 11:02

jean63 wrote:Here you have changed sides! : I thought you were defending the billion-rich who increasingly populate this planet. : Lol:


Be careful with this kind of speech ...many visitors could not understand the irony of your words ...

jean63 wrote:No, there is no photo.


Of course ... lots of people would have my reasoning!

jean63 wrote:BUT anyway they are on the street and it is not tomorrow that they will be decently housed, so there will be a lot of deaths this winter.


"Classic" reasoning and too easy ... emergency centers exist and are functional.

Then you forget that space and accommodation in France there are thousands of free ! But it is real estate speculators, agencies and landlords who make them inaccessible! So this "invention" will help them to continue their scheme of impoverishment of the lower and middle classes !! So the rich from + to + rich and the ultra poor to "reject" !!

jean63 wrote:Of course it would be better in mobile homes but who pays? the very wealthy?

The middle class is starting to have purchasing power problems, starting with housing and heating.

So I think the idea is not that silly, if they can have a warm place, why not.


The purchasing power of the middle classes (I suppose that a large majority of visitors to this forum is) has nothing to do with the poverty of the poorest but with the wealth of the richest! See the real estate crisis, luckily it is slowing inflation right now!

Then, here I speak EXCLUSIVELY TO 53% of "average" French people who voted NS ... had to think before! Do you elect an ultra liberal and then cry about your purchasing power? Are you idiots?

jean63 wrote:Now, it remains to be seen where to install these cabins ........ surely not in Paris !!!


I know where to install them: there are places in the town of DRANCY!
Those who do not understand the alusion, open a history book, section "deportation".

jean63 wrote:I indicated it at the bottom of the page: yahoo.fr


Thank you I saw! But that is not enough would need the EXACT and COMPLETE link. Thank you.

ps: to increase your purchasing power, have you equipped your house with QUALITY fluorescent bulbs?
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by jean63 » 17/12/07, 13:58

For the 1st part:

There was talk of requisitionable "free" buildings and apartments. The housing minister said that in fact there are very few: there are a lot of dilapidated and uninhabitable buildings without major work. As for the unoccupied offices of companies that cannot be lived in as they are, I do not believe that this was discussed.

PS Minister Marie Noëlle Liehnmann could only requisition 43 apartments under the "Jospin" ministry !!

It is in the FR2 site (JT from 13 p.m. on 17/12 today) not yet available.

it has been going on for years and we have not seen a solution ......... public money is needed to house these people and apparently there is none (less and less) : just a few announcement effects.

ps: to increase your purchasing power, have you equipped your house with QUALITY fluorescent bulbs?

Yes; I already mentioned my problem in another post.

In the places of passage (outside, garage, kitchen, corridor for children's rooms) I had equipped them with low consumption from the start: neon tubes or low consumption lamps.

But there are some fairly expensive aesthetic ceiling and wall lights, chosen by my wife, which can unfortunately only receive halogen bulbs. In this case I watch that they do not stay on for too long.
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by Chatham » 17/12/07, 14:15

Christophe wrote:Then, here I speak EXCLUSIVELY TO 53% of "average" French people who voted NS ... had to think before! Do you elect an ultra liberal and then cry about your purchasing power? Are you idiots?



You have a short memory it seems: the purchasing power took a big slap under ... a socialist government with the 35h! (in my box it cost me 2 years of blocked salary + the loss of 0.5 to 1% of purchasing power for each year of 35h ... The good deal we have more time but less money to take advantage of it ...
Already in European countries where we work 40 hours a week and up to 65 years and over, purchasing power is barely maintained or even slightly down, no wonder if working 35 hours and having the retreat at 60 we have a drop in purchasing power, especially with relocations in China and elsewhere
We must come back to earth! If you imagine that "ségolène" would have done better with the 2000 billion debts that in France you stick your finger in the eye ... this is what it is to play the great powers without having the means ...
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by Christophe » 17/12/07, 14:40

Chatham wrote:Already in European countries where we work 40 hours a week and up to 65 years and over, purchasing power is barely maintained or even slightly down, no wonder if working 35 hours and having the retreat at 60 we have a drop in purchasing power, especially with relocations in China and elsewhere


We agree: it is not by shaking more that we will revive the French economy. However when I see the "social lobbies" in France I fear that nothing is possible ...

Chatham wrote:We must come back to earth! If you imagine that "ségolène" would have done better with the 2000 billion debts that in France you stick your finger in the eye ... this is what it is to play the great powers without having the means ...
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Well there are others who have memory problems it seems because it does not seem to me that the "hobbyhorse" of the PS was the revival of purchasing power ... I may be wrong?

As for coming back down to Earth (free "insult"?) I think it would be necessary (in today's world) stop thinking about growth from a strictly GDP point of view, just right stop thinking about inflation on a very restrictive panel of consumer products.... for example, if real estate were taken into account in the last few years, we would have had double-digit inflation ...

Growth is not corrected by inflation, which makes it a monunental scam... Based on this observation, all the figures of "official" economists are completely distorted ...
We have been in recession for a long time!

When we use the right tools, then I would start to get interested in economics politically speaking ...

Come on I pass you 2 links:
https://www.econologie.com/pib-croissanc ... -3484.html
https://www.econologie.com/fonctionnemen ... -2735.html
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by Christophe » 17/12/07, 14:42

Here is a subject that you should like since you seem resolutely anti-left:

Evolution of the minimum wage in constant currency
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by Flytox » 17/12/07, 14:43

Hello Jean63

jean63 wrote:Here's a great idea for a "bioclimatic" shelter made from recovered materials:

A Norman invents a low-cost house for the homeless

AP - A Norman has just designed a house for the homeless, a module of barely ten square meters built with recycled materials and whose unit cost does not exceed 800 euros.


A homeless person is already used to recuperation and has no lesson to learn from society. Wanting to sell him shit that he already had for free, especially for 800 euros, is closer to insult and deep contempt than to help. : Cry:

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by Other » 17/12/07, 14:44

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We must come back to earth! If you imagine that "ségolène" would have done better with the 2000 billion debts that in France you stick your finger in the eye ... this is what it is to play the great powers without having the means


Do you know a country that has no debt?
first who owes this money to? has a dozen people of this world and they never pretend to voters it is like the hereditary title monarchy.
Look who controls the majority of steelworks, oil, insurance, the stock market. The oil companies exceed the budget of France.

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