Review | Housing for Hope and Wellbeing, by Flora Samuel

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Stephanie Edwards welcomes Flora Samuel’s book on the challenges facing housing, as well as her optimistic call for action

As a passionate advocate of meaningful participation and user-focused design in our built environment, conversations around the quality, access, and design of homes and neighbourhoods couldn’t be more important to me. This is why I am deeply moved by Flora Samuel’s book, Housing for Health and Wellbeing.

Samuel’s work is a sobering reminder of the critical role that housing plays in our lives and the devastating consequences when it fails to deliver on our basic human needs.

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