Okinomikos/Polis

Bachelors of Architecture thesis exploring what the world would look like if housing was treated as a human right, not a commodity.

Architecture, Writing, Research, Exhibition
2018

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Reconfigurations of living, as understood spatially, socially, politically and through economics can promote more communal understandings of property and space, lessening the cultural conflation of house and commodity, subverting the power given to real estate by market driven economies, in pursuit of a more equitable and just form of housing.

As Margaret Thatcher once professed, “Economics are the method; the object is to change the soul.” This project asks, can the polis, the collective good, can politics change the soul?