Stephen Nash
Abstract
The rationale for HomeGround implementing a new housing model for Melbourne which is an adaptation of the Common Ground-style Supportive Housing Model is discussed. The features of the kinds of models required to successfully achieve housing stability are highlighted.
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The rationale for HomeGround implementing a new housing model for Melbourne which is an adaptation of the Common Ground-style Supportive Housing Model is discussed. The features of the kinds of models required to successfully achieve housing stability are highlighted.
Key concepts: Common ground, Style (visual arts), Adaptation (eye), Housing First, Public housing, Architectural engineering, Business, Computer science