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Architects are at the forefront of a new generation of social housing projects that are playing a crucial role in the reinvention of cities.
Public housing is a growing sector undergoing a huge period of change. As local authorities and design practitioners take on the housing crisis, they must navigate contemporary issues of demographic change, climate adaptation and rising costs.
Social Housing provides a roadmap. This new edition of the landmark 2017 volume showcases the best affordable housing from across the UK and Europe. Through a range of essays and interviews from leading practitioners, it provides practical insights into the very different mechanisms behind delivery across European nations.
Examining 25 case studies from seven countries, the book breaks down boundaries between national cultures and addresses pressing issues such as climate resilience, zero carbon, ageing populations, urban equity and material innovation. Exploring quality neighbourhood and dwelling design, Social Housing inspires practitioners and housing pioneers to learn, adapt and propose solutions for the future.
Featuring:
Insights from leading architects, planners, clients and housing experts including: Paul Karakusevic, Abigail Batchelor, Javier Buron, Benjamin Cadranel, Mellis Howard, Kate Macintosh, Helene Schwoerer and Osama Shoush.
Exemplary projects from: Karakusevic Carson Architects, Al-Jawad Pike, Archio, Bourbouze et Graindorge Architectes, Cierto Estudio, Collective Architecture, Déchelette Architecture, einszueins architektur , Jaccaud + Associés, Mæ and Peris + Toral.
Inspiration from countries across Europe: Austria, Belgium, France, Norway, Spain, Switzerland and the UK.
Rich visual material: full-colour photography, scaled architectural drawings, compelling graphics, typological precedents, diagrams and timelines.
Contents
0.0 FORWARD MATTER
INTRODUCTION - Paul Karakusevic
INTERVIEW - Kate Macintosh, architect
INTERVIEW - Osama Shoush, Southwark Council
1.0 RESILIENT TYPOLOGIES OUTLINE + PRECEDENTS
CONVERSATION - Mellis Howard + Abigail Batchelor
1.1 Vindmøllebakken - Helen and Hard (Norway)
1.2 Lion Green Road - Mary Duggan (UK)
1.3 Die Hauswirtschaft - Einszueins (Austria)
1.4 Illa Glories - Cierto Estudio (Spain)
1.5 Citizens House - Archio (UK)
1.6 Lyse Lotte - Clauss Kahl Merz Atelier (Switzerland)
2.0 MIXED USE
OUTLINE + PRECEDENTS
INTERVIEW - Benjamin Cadranel, Citydev Brussels
2.1 Selby Urban Village - Karakusevic Carson Architects (UK)
2.2 Gryson Mixed Used Development - Org Permenant Modernity (Belgium)
2.3 Central Somers Town - Adam Kahn (UK)
2.4 Quiro - Bajet Girame (Spain)
2.5 Rambossons - Jaccaud Spicher Architectes (Switzerland)
2.6 Housing for Artists - Apparata (UK)
3.0 NEW MATERIALITY
OUTLINE + PRECEDENTS
INTERVIEW - Anne Beim, Paris Habitat
3.1 Cornella - peris+toral.arquitectes (Spain)
3.2 Rue des Cevennes - Raphael Gabrion (France)
3.3 39 Salvador Espriu Street - Carles Oliver (Spain)
3.4 Rue des Quatre-Cheminées et Suisse - Delchelette Architectes (France)
4.0 URBAN MENDING
OUTLINE + PRECEDENTS
INTERVIEW - Javier Buron, Barca + Navarre
4.1 Ordnance Lane - Mikhail Riches (UK)
4.2 Chowdhury / Tori Ann - Al-Jawad Pike (UK)
4.3 Kirkfell, Regents Park Estate - Mae (UK)
4.4 Ledbury Estate - Karakusevic Carson Architects (UK)
4.5 Logement Collectif Arvor - Burbouge Graindorge (France)
5.0 RETROFIT
OUTLINE + PRECEDENTS
CONVERSATION Caroline Hull, KCA + Collective Architecture
5.1 l'îlot Saint Germain - François Brugel (France)
5.2 Nekkersput - DBLV (Belgium)
5.3 Bell StreetStables - Collective Architecture (UK)
5.4 Richard Lenoir Rehabilitation et Surelevation project - Boman architects (France)
0.0 END MATTER
COMMENT - Abigail Batchelor
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