Cultural Disconnection: Housing that does not consider cultural norms can lead to a sense of disconnection and dissatisfaction.

Social Tensions: Ignoring social dynamics in housing design can exacerbate social tensions and isolation.

Ineffective Use of Space: Inappropriately designed housing can lead to inefficient use of space and resources.

Reduced Community Cohesion: Lack of consideration for social needs in housing can impact community cohesion and integration.

Cultural Sensitivity: Housing designs should reflect and respect the cultural and social norms of the community.

Community Engagement: Involving the community in the design process ensures that housing meets their needs and preferences.

Social Dynamics: Housing should foster positive social interactions and community building.

Flexibility and Adaptability: Designs should be flexible to accommodate different family sizes and changing needs.

Enhanced Cultural Cohesion: Culturally sensitive housing designs can strengthen cultural identity and cohesion.

Improved Social Interaction: Thoughtfully designed communal and private spaces can foster positive social interactions.

Community Satisfaction and Ownership: Housing that meets cultural and social needs leads to greater community satisfaction and a sense of ownership.

Long-term Suitability: Designs that consider changing needs and family dynamics are more sustainable in the long term.

Cultural Appropriateness: Evaluating how well housing designs align with cultural norms and values.

Social Interaction and Cohesion Metrics: Assessing the impact of housing designs on social interactions and community cohesion.

Community Feedback and Engagement Levels: Monitoring community feedback and involvement in the housing design process.

Long-term Adaptability and Suitability: Evaluating the long-term adaptability and suitability of housing for changing family needs.