Care and systemic transformation

Framed as a dialogue, this session explores architecture as a social and spatial practice grounded in care, ethics, and climate responsibility.

Through feminist, humanitarian, and research-driven perspectives, the exchange considers how architecture can question dominant professional models and propose new forms of collective agency, shared living, and material responsibility. Moving across diverse global contexts, the dialogue highlights architecture’s capacity to shift from spectacle to solidarity, from object-making to system-building, and from isolated interventions to socially transformative and ecologically attuned practices.