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Maria Prodromou

81A Parkhurst Road, London, United Kingdom
Maria Prodromou is an architect based in London. She holds an MArch Urban Design with Distinction from Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. She gained professional experience in architectural practices in London, the Netherlands and Cyprus and was a member of the National Participation of Cyprus in Venice Biennale in 2012 & 2014. Her research interests lie on social and urban related subjects.

Call for ideas 2018

Living Pool


A study on co-living, sharing and participation. Speculations for the 2100 lifestyle.

Living Pool


A study on co-living, sharing and participation. Speculations for the 2100 lifestyle.
‘Living Pool’ proposes how people could be living together in the future, challenging existing norms of habitation.
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How will we be living in 2100? ‘Living Pool’ proposes how people could be living together in the future, challenging existing norms of habitation and questioning about the role of housing and domestic space in the material reality of contemporary life. The proposal examines shared and collaborative ways of living as a possible solution to the current housing crisis. The visionary project is located in Bata Town, East Tilbury, an area voted as the first destination for Londoners who are in need for a more affordable place to live. It envisions a new lifestyle based on the concept ‘‘sharing can be a form of luxury rather than a compromise’’. In a time of flux, flexibility is therefore a keyword; Living Pool seeks to understand the notion of ownership and the limits of sharing within a flexible structure, that can be manipulated into the spaces of a so-called ‘home’, depending on the user’s specific requirements. Living Pool is re-imagining co-living.


Masterplan of Living Pool

Axonometric view of Co-Living

Diagram of sharing among potential tenants

Co Living | Vision of movement

Co Community | View from the super sharing complex

Living Pool


A study on co-living, sharing and participation. Speculations for the 2100 lifestyle.

Living Pool


A study on co-living, sharing and participation. Speculations for the 2100 lifestyle.
‘Living Pool’ proposes how people could be living together in the future, challenging existing norms of habitation.
File under

How will we be living in 2100? ‘Living Pool’ proposes how people could be living together in the future, challenging existing norms of habitation and questioning about the role of housing and domestic space in the material reality of contemporary life. The proposal examines shared and collaborative ways of living as a possible solution to the current housing crisis. The visionary project is located in Bata Town, East Tilbury, an area voted as the first destination for Londoners who are in need for a more affordable place to live. It envisions a new lifestyle based on the concept ‘‘sharing can be a form of luxury rather than a compromise’’. In a time of flux, flexibility is therefore a keyword; Living Pool seeks to understand the notion of ownership and the limits of sharing within a flexible structure, that can be manipulated into the spaces of a so-called ‘home’, depending on the user’s specific requirements. Living Pool is re-imagining co-living.


Masterplan of Living Pool

Axonometric view of Co-Living

Diagram of sharing among potential tenants

Co Living | Vision of movement

Co Community | View from the super sharing complex


Idea by

Maria Prodromou
81A Parkhurst Road
London
United Kingdom
Maria Prodromou is an architect based in London. She holds an MArch Urban Design with Distinction from Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. She gained professional experience in architectural practices in London, the Netherlands and Cyprus and was a member of the National Participation of Cyprus in Venice Biennale in 2012 & 2014. Her research interests lie on social and urban related subjects.