What will my thesis question be?
I have developed the following flow chart in order to narrow my research with the hopes of becoming more clear on how to focus my research. (Click on the image to enlarge the chart).
This blog is about my research on laneway houses and how they may be the best way to increase density in neighbourhoods of single family homes.
Thursday, 21 March 2013
Thursday, 14 March 2013
The Laneways Have It!
The results from the first poll question, which space would you rather rent, are in, and by a unanimous vote the laneway houses have been chosen, over apartments, basement suites, and a room in a house, as the number one space to rent!
Looks like its time for the second poll question!
How much do you think it will cost to built a laneway house?
This question is meant to raise awareness for the cost people think is involved in building this type of house, whether or not their thoughts are realistic or higher than true costs.
I look forward to hearing your input!
Looks like its time for the second poll question!
How much do you think it will cost to built a laneway house?
This question is meant to raise awareness for the cost people think is involved in building this type of house, whether or not their thoughts are realistic or higher than true costs.
I look forward to hearing your input!
Friday, 1 March 2013
First Poll Question!
Hi everyone!
I have added a poll question with the hopes of getting some feedback that will help me focus my research. Please take the time to vote!
I have added a poll question with the hopes of getting some feedback that will help me focus my research. Please take the time to vote!
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