Architectural Projects Showcase

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Showcases four architectural projects, including public building transformation, collective housing, and unique residential designs.

Explores Vienna's socialist housing policies from 1919 to 1933, focusing on democratic initiatives, urban planning, and social impact.

Explores the critical analysis of housing production and the reinvention of living spaces by Dogma and Lacaton & Vassal.

Delves into the phases of collective representation in low-income housing production and showcases recent innovations in urban governance.

Delves into the basic human need for shelter throughout history.

Delves into European urban housing history, highlighting the relationship between housing and urban forms.

Explores the origins of domestic space, from impermanent shelters to permanent structures, and delves into the evolution of human societies.

Showcases four architectural projects, including a bus terminal, social housing renovation, and two residential designs.

Showcases four architectural projects transforming urban environments and housing complexes, emphasizing preservation and modern design principles.

Delves into the concept of housing, exploring its definition and historical evolution through various sources and artworks.