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The work analyzes how domestic shelter shapes family life and social position, tracing how older housing customs clash with modern needs and can harm health and household harmony. It evaluates the house's role in the social economy and argues for aligning dwelling design with efficiency, sanitation, and changing incomes. Practical chapters estimate costs per person and per family for different grades of housing and discuss when renting or owning is preferable. It offers constructive proposals for progressive homemaking and remodels, illustrated with plans and examples, urging adaptation of environment to human needs to promote effective, healthy household living.
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