Wassenberg, Frank2018-12-182020-01-052022-11-262020-01-052022-11-262018978-3-319-92813-5978-3-319-92812-8https://orlis.difu.de/handle/difu/250998Large housing estates and high-rise blocks in particular - are well-known for their problems. This chapter explores the extent to which physical form is responsible for causing the eventual failure of many large housing estates. Although the process of planning large housing estates in the post-World War II era is considered to have been well-thought out, it is also worth exploring how the design, size, form and appearance of these housing estates affected their negative perception and outcomes. The chapter investigates the relationships between the built environment of large housing estates, their local contexts and negative social outcomes commonly associated with estates. To understand this relationship, the chapter examines why high-rise apartment blocks and large housing estates were built the way they were, why problems are concentrated there and what is being done to combat the problems commonly experienced in large residential districts.Aufsatz aus SammelwerkDZ00017WohnungswesenWohnsiedlungWohnungsbauWohnumfeldGroßwohnsiedlungQuartiersentwicklungErscheinungsbild