I CHANGING ONE'S MIND I PROGRAM I TECHNICAL I BUDGET I PRICE OF MONEY AND LOANS I
I CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW ECONOMICAL HOUSE I
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CHANGING ONE'S MIND Both the future inhabitant and his/her family need to be able to change their mind to allow the elaboration of a good, realistic project. They will have to agree to change their mind about almost everything they know from personal (childhood references are common) experience and which may become an obstacle in choosing the best realistic project suited to their current.

Everyone usually tries to reproduce, at least in part, a familiar home similar to one already enjoyed. The project may present identical aspects with something from the past but these aspects should stem from a free and new intellectual creation.

It is therefore necessary to assess clearly the usefulness of each of the project's determining factors.

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