Typological Modifications in 19th and Early 20th Century Housing

This lecture explores typological modifications in 19th and early 20th century housing, focusing on renovation strategies that balance domestic requirements with preserving a building's original qualities. It covers the analysis of original plans, in-situ inspections, and future inhabitant transformations, emphasizing the importance of communication between rooms, additional living spaces, and accessibility. The instructor discusses case studies from Geneva and Lisbon, showcasing the evolution of architectural elements and the integration of modern comforts while respecting historical contexts.