Road Map for Research on Modular Housing Design for Disabled Individuals

1. Introduction
   • Overview of the importance of accessible housing for individuals with physical disabilities (mobility and sensory).
   • Explanation of the research focus on modular housing design to improve accessibility.
2. Literature Review
   • Examination of theoretical frameworks and existing guidelines and regulations for housing for disabled individuals.
   • Analysis of previous studies and their findings related to modular housing design.
3. Research Hypotheses
   • Hypothesis: Modular design improves accessibility in housing for disabled individuals.
4. Methodology
   • Descriptive, Analytical, and Interpretive Methods: Used to study the design guidelines for housing for individuals with physical disabilities.
   • Experimental Methods: Design and execution of controlled experiments to assess the impact of various variables on the performance of modular housing units. These experiments are conducted in artificial environments or small-scale models.
5. Experimental Studies
   • Detailed description of the controlled experiments conducted to evaluate the performance and quality of modular housing designs for disabled individuals.
   • Observation and analysis of changes resulting from the experiments.
6. Results and Discussion
   • Presentation of findings from the experimental studies.
   • Discussion on how the results contribute to improving design processes and the performance of modular structures.
7. Conclusion
   • Summary of key findings.
   • Implications for future research and practical applications in architectural design for disabled individuals.
8. References
   • Smith, 2020: 42
   • Thomas, 2021