At Home with the Collective
About this book
The housing shortage is a global problem that cannot be resolved through market-driven models of home ownership. This book, therefore, postulates a radical shift from house to housing and from the individual to the collective. The reintroduction of the term "collective" is here understood as a mechanism to refocus housing as a community-building, solidarity-building, and city-building activity.
The book addresses the topic in four chapters—from alternative urban housing typologies and concepts of communal construction to historical models from which the current housing struggle can learn. The individual essays include examples from five different continents.
- Kollektiver Wohnungsbau boomt weltweit
- Essays von bekannten Autor*innen zum Thema kollektives Wohnen
- Modelle zum partizipativem Wohnbau
Author / Editor information
Alexander Eisenschmidt, Professor of Architecture at University of Illinois at Chicago
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Frontmatter
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Contents
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An Introduction in Support of Collective Housing
7 - Part 1 Type & Urbanism
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Notes on Commoning: From Domestic Space to the City
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Catalyzing Collectives: Anticipatory Housing Types for the Shared City
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Mini, Hybrid, and Collective: Alternative Urban Dwelling in Chinese Megacities
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(Trans)forming Habitat: The Impact of Colonial and Postcolonial Housing Policies in Morocco
83 - Part 2 Home & Program
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In Search of a Collective Housing Typology in Berlin and Beyond
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Tehran's Collective Domesticities of Displacement
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Sharing Between Households: From Rationalization to Community in Danish Housing
139 - Part 3 Property & Value
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Housing Cooperatives in Spain: Building an Infrastructure for Sustainable Living
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An Argument for Collective Housing and Collective Culture
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Renovate, Don't Speculate: Following a Conversation on b+ and HouseEurope!
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Learning from the Paradoxes of US Public Housing: The Case of Millers River
195 - Part 4 Exchange & Community
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Cooperative Housing in Uruguay: Collective Home Ownership and Assisted Self-Management
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Mutirão: Brazilian Experiments in Collective Construction
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Housing and the Struggle for Social Reproduction in Mexico
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Appendix Contributors
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Acknowledgements
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Illustration Credits
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Imprint
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