An architectural mechanism, within new and existing buildings, that helps city dwellers own and grow (or shrink) within their city without the need to move out. Minimizing commute, reducing traffic, enlivening streets by pedestrian activity, and sustaining neighborliness are some socio-urbanistic benefits. Psychological and socio-economical benefits are the opportunity brought forward to enable city dwellers to own and self-actualize while simultaneously seeking shelter by shear living. Flattening Maslow’s pyramid, eroding rentier economies, and enabling dwellers to own in their city, help create a more sustainable society with less wealth disparity, where living is an asset and not a liability.
in collaboration with GTA
Adaptable Housing, Beirut
An architectural mechanism, within new and existing buildings, that helps city dwellers own and grow (or shrink) within their city without the need to move out. Minimizing commute, reducing traffic, enlivening streets by pedestrian activity, and sustaining neighborliness are some socio-urbanistic benefits. Psychological and socio-economical benefits are the opportunity brought forward to enable city dwellers to own and self-actualize while simultaneously seeking shelter by shear living. Flattening Maslow’s pyramid, eroding rentier economies, and enabling dwellers to own in their city, help create a more sustainable society with less wealth disparity, where living is an asset and not a liability.
in collaboration with GTA
