The thesis arises from research developed during the Final thesis Studio “Affordable Housing: Domesticity Reloaded. Form, Uses, Spaces, Practices, and Policy for Contemporary Dwelling”, about the relationship between access to the real estate market and access to the work world. is study has focused on the potential of the association of “affordable” living spaces and workspaces, and their hybridization in “productive environments”, exploring significant, contemporary, and historical case studies.
Authors: Gaia Grassano and Vanessa Falcone
Diploma work: POLIMI Fall2020
Supervisors: Elena Fontanella, Fabio Lepratto
