Problems of Housing (1944)
Discusses the current state of American housing, highlighting that many homes are outdated and lack modern conveniences despite advancements in technology. It emphasizes the importance of weatherproofing, adequate lighting, humidity control, pest management, and safety features in homes. The text also suggests practical solutions for improving housing conditions, such as insulation, better lighting, and aesthetic enhancements. Ultimately, it advocates for homes to be more than just shelters, promoting safety and comfort for families.
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