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The guest speaker was Johnny Kelly, the discussion was chaired by Paul Hughes, and the DCC client was Dáithí Downey. A full list of participants is below.
Dublin is currently in the middle of a major Housing Crisis. The price of property for both sale and rent in Dublin is increasing dramatically due to lack of new housing supply, both public and private. Affordability is a key challenge for many citizens and waiting lists for all forms of public housing are growing exponentially. Homelessness in Dublin is reaching critical levels.
How can new public housing meet Dublin’s unmet housing needs, and be made acceptable for users, Dublin City Council and local residents?
The 2013 Housing Strategy provided that homelessness should be addressed using a ‘housing led approach’. Homeless persons may be placed into 3 categories:
Dublin City Council is proposing to address the issue of homelessness via Public Housing Provision, using well designed innovative and high quality, low energy modular housing for rent, similar to those used in the Scottish Housing Expo.
How can modular build public housing be made acceptable to users and local residents?
What could be piloted in 2015?
Devise a 2015 pilot project that could demonstrate how modular build public housing can be made acceptable to users and local residents.
Please see the group’s key slide plenary session presentation below.
Lord Mayor Cllr Christy Burke
Ciarán O’Moore
Cllr Criona Ní Dhalaigh
Dáithí Downey - DCC Client
Derek Speirs
Dervla Cotter
Emma Curley
Gerry Cahill
Gerry Folan
Grace Dyas
Jennifer Chan
Johnny Kelly - Guest Speaker
Miguel Arenas Quintero
Moran Been-Noon - Visualiser
Paul Hughes - Chair
Philip Lawton
Ronan Fallon
Sandra O’Connell
Tom Fletcher
Project Story
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