Rethinking the Living Unit in Changing Labor Conditions - Models for Affordable Housing

Domestic space, instead of being rigidly compartimentalized into predetermined social organization forms, must become more flexible, adjustable to the fluctuating necessities of its inhabitants, and perhaps more importantly, economic accessible. The research focuses especially on affordability by rethinking the living unit both technically and spatially, by redesigning its cost (and therefore its price) and its model of ownership.