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This analysis of collaborative approaches in European urban housing is focused on the Zurich cooperative model. Through transdisciplinary research and the analysis case studies, it highlights the interconnectedness of urban planning, architecture, and national policies.
The study introduces participatory methodologies, emphasizing lived experiences, and investigates the socio-spatial potential of intermediate zones. Analyzing macro- and micro-scale interventions, it showcases the resilience and cohesion introduced by non-monofunctional interventions in the urban fabric. The research identifies potential challenges like gentrification and displacement of low-income groups. Highlighting innovative strategies of Zurich’s new housing cooperatives, it emphasizes the spatial activation of housing for resilience and sustainability. The study underscores the socio-spatial value of participatory housing spaces, particularly during crises like the Covid-19 pandemic, offering insights for future sustainable apartment housing designs.

Maryam Khatibi
The Poetics of Adequate Urban Housing
Sustainability, Theory, Innovative Practices
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7,60€
isbn 9788862428989
collana AUID
numero 6
edizione corrente 5 / 2024
lingua Inglese
formato 12x16,5cm
pagine 108
stampa monocromia
rilegatura brossura
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Maryam Khatibi. PhD architect, has conducted undergraduate and graduate studies in Architecture and Sustainable Development. In 2017, she graduated from ETH Zürich in the Master of Advanced Studies in Housing. In 2022 she completed the PhD at Department of Architecture and Urba...

Maryam Khatibi. PhD architect, has conducted undergraduate and graduate studies in Architecture and Sustainable Development. In 2017, she graduated from ETH Zürich in the Master of Advanced Studies in Housing. In 2022 she completed the PhD at Department of Architecture and Urban Studies of Politecnico di Milano. After completing her PhD, she has been involved in the project “Co-Hope / Collaborative Housing in a Pandemic Era” and worked as a postdoctoral researcher at Université de Lyon. She is currently a postdoc researcher at Technical University of Munich (TUM).

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