Beyond the Household: Collective Futures of Housing

This discussion investigates housing beyond the scale of the individual household, focusing on collective forms of living and shared infrastructures. Through critical analysis of housing typologies, political economy, and everyday life, it challenges dominant models of privatization and domestic isolation.

The session explores cooperative arrangements, common spaces, and alternative domestic imaginaries as tools to address inequality and precarity. It argues for housing as a collective project, envisioning futures grounded in solidarity, care, and social reproduction.