Domestic Space: Labor, Enclosures, and Houseification

This lecture explores the history of domestic space, focusing on the laboring classes, wage labor relationships, and the Enclosures of common land in England. It delves into the architectural principles of housing for the working class and the division of labor within the home, highlighting the unpaid domestic work predominantly carried out by women. The presentation also covers communal housing models such as the Phalanstère and the Home Club, as well as the role of feminism in Soviet Russia's architectural landscape.