This project investigates the relationships between new forms of living that can be affordable through the reconfiguration of architectural space. Therefore affordability could be reached through shared spaces and collective living. This focus allows us to propose new relationships between forms and content, where there is a strong prioritization of the reinforcement of social bonds and inclusiveness. In this sense, the current discussion around collective living, co-housing, etc. where shared living is highlighted and that has a strong weight in the architectural program, is in any case, connected to feminist architectural practices from the past. From this point of view, this project focuses on feminist perspectives of architectural space, where some examples provide us with a framework to understand several approaches to shared living and social reciprocity.
And in future scenarios propose a much more inclusive approach to housing.