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The problem Mumbai is facing is not slums but CONGESTION. Congestion of traffic, congestion of space, congestion of people, congestion of everything.
CONGESTION OF SLUMS………….
Hey, man don’t you know the f@#$ing meaning of slum? Study first here, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/slum
And if you still don’t find it out what the hell it is, better go have some real prositute experience by staying in some basties near your house…
Hey, man don’t you know the f@#$ing meaning of slum? Study first here, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/slum
And if you still don’t find it out what the hell it is, better go have some real prositute experience by staying in some basties near your house…
Oye shithead.
u seem to be a real bloody moron….
looks like your mom uses these dirty slangs on you, thats why u know how to apply them so well…
well u do know a lot about slums, prostitutes and basties. and why not, you have a family relation with such places, isnt it…
saale, ab tune koi dirty slangs use kiye, sach bol raha hoon comp me ghus ke maaroonga…
this is your last warning… if you do any indecency again, we will block your IP and delete your account… believe me i am serious…
hey chill dude. i was kidding man. where you seriously thinking of going to basties……..
aur waise bhi tum comp. mein jab ghuso go…..mein comp. turn off kardugaa……phir format……
Using dirty language is against the forum rules…Ankit—if this happens again then i have no option other than banning you..
This is your last warning…
I think that it is true that we can’t solve the problem of slums with most governments in their current state. This isn’t always about corruption, but the fact that populations have gotten to be so large, that we can’t allocate enough money to some things that need to be addressed because there are so many other issues. Think about a couple that have one child–they might struggle, but they’ll probably get along OK, but if they have 10 children, they’re in trouble.
What we can’t forget is that as architects we don’t need to get a contract to help the slums. It’s not economically feasible to do that at this point anyway. What we really need to do is find more affordable, ecologically viable ways to make housing first. I read a story about how an architect in London made a set of houses by reusing those railroad freight cars. See, things like that are thinking outside the box (no pun intended).
I agree with you, victus_maestro. I almost forgot what I wrote above, but you have pointed out a good solution i.e., using scraps to build structures.
Meanwhile, can you point to the "reusing railroad freight cars" article if it is posted in internet.
Probably the best collection I’ve found is on this page:
http://www.crookedbrains.net/2008/05/containers.html
I’ll let you know if I find any others.
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