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The Households’ resilience: domestic space and remote work among a pandemic emergency
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This article aims to identify domestic space’s contemporary requirements, recognizing the processes in which, due to changes in the way we live, or unforeseen circumstances, the need to redistribute or redivide our liveable spaces arises.
More demanding in terms of spatial separation, domestic space is influenced by behavioural because the household itself evolves and/or because emergencies induce new uses in spaces once designed for something else.
The current pandemic situation has exposed the inefficiency of some of the current (and past) architectural trends. Domestic space is considered a group of areas with a single use in mind or with idealized uses never put into practice by its inhabitants.
Flexibility is, therefore, a requirement, where the collected demands and constraints could be the starting point for research focused on new housing types and new construction methods, harbouring the needed elasticity to accommodate different living patterns under unforeseen circumstances.
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Domestic space Walls Pandemic Remote work Household
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Jorge, P.F., Gonçalves, S. (2022). The Households’ resilience: domestic space and remote work among a pandemic emergency, Barcelona ENHR 2022. The Struggle for the Right to Housing: The Pressures of Globalization and Affordability in Cities Today, evento internacional, 30 de agosto a 2 de setembro de 2022, Barcelona, Espanha.
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