VOICED : Home cheap home: Vietnam architects quest for low cost housing

The video discusses a Vietnamese architecture firm's innovative housing prototype designed to improve living conditions for people in disaster-prone areas. The prototype is affordable, easy to construct, and resilient against natural disasters. The firm aims to provide low-cost housing globally, emphasizing architects' responsibility to help low-income communities. The houses are designed for optimal ventilation and can be built quickly and cheaply, with a vision to scale production worldwide.

What are the main features of the house built by the architecture firm?

How has Van Dung's living conditions improved with the new house?

What is the ultimate aim of the architecture firm regarding housing?

What challenges do people in disaster-prone areas face regarding housing?

In what ways do architects have a duty to help low-income earners?