What is a common outcome of standardized housing on individuals?

Standardized housing often leads to social isolation among individuals. This outcome can arise because standardized housing tends to create uniform environments that lack personalization and community integration. In such settings, the design and structure may limit opportunities for neighbors to interact, reducing the likelihood of informal gatherings or community building. Additionally, if residents feel disconnected due to the lack of unique characteristics of their living spaces, they may be less inclined to engage with others, leading to feelings of isolation.

In contrast, while increased social interactions, enhanced community diversity, and improved private living spaces might seem beneficial, they are not typically associated with standardized housing. Such housing often prioritizes uniformity over individuality, which can detract from the fostering of rich social connections and cultural diversity within communities.