Document Type
Thesis
Date of Award
Spring 6-30-1974
Degree Name
Master of Science in Civil Engineering - (M.S.)
Department
Civil and Environmental Engineering
First Advisor
Charles Franklin Peck
Second Advisor
Raj P. Khera
Third Advisor
Franklin Salek
Abstract
New Jersey as well as the rest of the nation is beginning to feel the pinch of what has been termed the housing crisis. The products of the World War II baby-boom are now reaching the age where they require homes of their own, making the demand for good quality low-cost housing very high. At the same time, the demand for good public housing continues to grow and we are learning that our previous efforts in this field have been far from satisfactory.
In the course of this study I have looked into the possibilities of solving a portion of this housing problem within the boundaries of the Hackensack Meadowlands District. This has required a detailed study of site conditions, zoning and building regulations, and the adaptability of industrial techniques. In addition, study has been made in the economic fields to determine what types of financial modifications or subsidies would be necessary to meet the related capital demand.
This thesis study has established the feasibility of utilizing industrial technology and governmental subsidies to meet the housing needs of low and moderate income groups as well as those of the general public within this part of New Jersey.
Recommended Citation
Gildersleeve, Andrew Carl, "Industrialized-subsidized housing in the Hackensack meadowlands" (1974). Theses. 1513.
https://digitalcommons.njit.edu/theses/1513
