Housing Shaped by Labour – The Architecture of Scarcity in Informal Settlements
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23. Clothes l<strong>in</strong>e<br />
Residents hang up clothes, <strong>of</strong>ten washed <strong>in</strong> the kitchen or bathroom<br />
<strong>of</strong> the house, outside their houses to dry.<br />
24. Cesspits<br />
Many houses built <strong>in</strong> Maceió (both <strong>in</strong> formal and <strong>in</strong>formal<br />
settlements) are not connected to the public sewage system. In<br />
the favelas, residents improvise cesspits for the houses <strong>of</strong> the<br />
community. <strong>The</strong> activity is supervised <strong>by</strong> experienced masons<br />
who live <strong>in</strong> the favela.<br />
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