南京钢厂3500mm 轧机大型机架的冶炼浇注

简要介绍了多包精炼在南京钢厂 3 5 0 0mm轧机机架生产上的应用。利用三包冶炼 ,成功地冶炼浇注了两片 3 5 0 0mm轧机的两片机架 ,是我公司迄今为止生产过的最大的铸件。     

Applying Theories of Social Communication to Housing Law: Towards a Workable Framework

Discussions of housing policy generally either ignore housing law or treat it as a passive instrument for policy implementation. More attention needs to be paid to a theoretical analysis of housing law, especially in the light of growing legal regulation. Critical instrumentalism and discourse analysis offer possible alternatives to the usual pragmatic instrumental approach. Critical instrumentalism provides a historical understanding of legal rights and enables a reflection on the role of the law in promoting democratic accountability. Discourse analysis enables a reflection on the use of power and the conditions for the enforcement of the law. Critical instrumentalism and discourse analysis possess internal theoretical debates and also involve contrasting views of society. They may, however, be related to one another in a pragmatic search for a workable analytical framework.     

Housing and Urban Poverty: A Consideration of the Criteria of Affordability,Diversity and Inclusion

This paper considers recent experiences in poverty reduction within urban areas. The discussion draws out emerging lessons for the provision of affordable and inclusive housing and neighbourhood development programmes that also address the diverse needs of urban poor communities. In particular, the discussion emphasises the importance of understanding the livelihoods of the poor and the strategies that lie behind these livelihoods if external interventions are to be successful in addressing the needs of low-income urban residents.     

关于深圳市暂住人口居住问题的初步探讨

深圳作为一个以暂住人口作为人口结构主体的城市，暂住人口的居住问题对促进经济发展、保持社会安定具有重要的作用。在对深圳暂住人口的构成特征和居住行为进行深入分析的基础上，对暂住人口住房的需求规模、提供方式和空间布局提出了初步的设想，并试图就相关管理部门的政策制定和管理进行实施策略的探讨。     

Creating Inclusive Communities through Balancing Social Mix: A Critical Relationship or Tenuous Link?

This paper explores some fundamental assumptions being linked by State Housing Authorities to 'social mix' strategies in contemporary Australian public housing estate regeneration policy. Six case-study estates, two each in New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland form the basis for the empirical analysis. The two major ideas emerging from South Australian and Queensland projects are: first that lowering concentrations of public housing and developing more mixed income communities offers a means to reconnect socially excluded public housing tenants to mainstream society; second that a balanced social mix is a prerequisite for the development of 'inclusive', 'sustainable' and 'cohesive' communities. However, in light of the empirical findings that strong cohesive communities already exist on some estates prior to regeneration commencing, there is no evidence that a balanced social mix is a necessary condition for building inclusive communities. Coupled with findings in the projects of inadvertent negative consequences of implementing social mix policies, the paper questions whether policy makers are over-emphasising the extent to which social mix assists regeneration.     

Job Search Networks and Strategies in Scattered-site Public Housing

How does poverty dispersal influence the job search tactics and networks of poor women? Using the results of interviews with 253 women living in dispersed and small clusters of public housing, this paper examines how job networks and search tactics may vary. The premise is that the mechanisms involved in connecting poor residents of more affluent areas with opportunity may consist of both social connections and new strategies for accessing opportunity. The paper finds that dispersed residents have job networks containing more diverse information. Second, dispersed residents more often used formal methods to find their most recent job. Third, dispersed residents seek better jobs, net of demographic controls, search method, and search outcome. The paper discusses the implications of these findings for the design of housing mobility and mixed-income housing programmes, the current policy emphasis at the US Department of Housing and Urban Development.     

Forced Relocation vs. Voluntary Mobility: The Effects of Dispersal Programmes on Households

The deconcentration of poverty in the US has involved both voluntary mobility programmes for low-income households and involuntary relocation of families through government action. This paper examines the effects on families of these two different strategies. Using data on over 600 families in the Twin Cities region of Minneapolis/Saint Paul, the study reveals only sporadic support for the hypothesis that voluntary or involuntary participants in the deconcentration effort will report improvements in their living conditions, or report better conditions than a control group of public housing and Section 8 residents. Several possible explanations for the lack of programme effects are offered.     

公共租赁房建设的“重庆模式”

文章介绍了在近年来各地保障性住房建设如火如荼的大背景下,公共租赁房＂重庆模式＂的特点与已有的建设成绩,重点分析了重庆公租房在项目规模、用地选址和建筑设计方面存在的问题和挑战,提出相应的解决策略。     

浅论保障性住房的城市精神 宁波市鄞州区人才公寓设计

文章从设计的城市精神入手,介绍了作为保障性住房的宁波鄞州区人才公寓的设计策略,重点阐述了项目定位的特殊性和由此带来的设计针对性,探讨了一种能够在较大程度上反映居住的城市精神的新型住区设计的可能。