Architecture as a Practice of Interdependence

From collective housing and urban infrastructure in peripheral contexts, to community-led construction with renewable materials, to shelters that intertwine space with care networks, and domestic systems that link food, climate, and everyday life, these four projects show how interdependence operates as a material condition. Together, they reveal how architecture becomes a shared framework for mutual support, environmental responsibility, and collective resilience, where autonomy is produced through relations rather than independence.