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Building Socialist Architecture. Below the Radar podcast

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Date created
2019-09-03
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Abstract
There’s no denying that we are currently in a housing crisis. Regardless of whether you are a homeowner or a renter, the housing market is in a constant state of flux, making it difficult for people to find adequate and affordable housing for themselves. In this episode, we talk to Architects for Social Housing about housing and a potential solution: socialist architecture. Architects for Social Housing co-founders Geraldine Dening and Simon Elmer join host Am Johal to discuss the pillars of socialist architecture, housing as human rights, and why this is the way forward out of our housing situation.Between mid-July and mid-August, Architects for Social Housing hosted four public workshops at Pollyanna Library and drafted a manuscript for a forthcoming publication.You can learn more about Architects for Social Housing and the work they do at architectsforsocialhousing.co.uk/. As well, you can check out the current research they are doing as part of their fellowship with 221A by going to 221a.ca/fellows.
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On Episode 24 of Below the Radar, Am Johal talks to Geraldine Dening and Simon Elmer.
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btrp24
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No
Language
English

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