This book examines the growing trend for housing models that shrink private living space and seeks to understand the implications of these shrinking domestic worlds.
This book examines the growing trend for housing models that shrink private living space and seeks to understand the implications of these shrinking domestic worlds.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ella Harris is Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in Urban/Cultural Geography at Birkbeck, University of London, UK. Mel Nowicki is a Reader in Urban Geography at Oxford Brookes University, UK. Tim White is a undertaking a PhD in Cities at the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK.
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Introduction;1 Co living Housing as a Service and COVID 19: Micro housing and Institutional Precarity Tegan Bergan & Rae Dufty Jones; 2 Shifting Domesticities in the Metropole Hotel Jeffrey Kruth; 3 Political Narratives of Shrinking Domesticities in Helsinki and Vienna Johanna Lilius, Michael Friesenecker & Maximilian Krankl;4 Shrinking aspirations: the potential impact of Build to Rent models on housing transitions Daniel Durrant & Frances Brill; 5 Glamorising the materiality of 'living small': De stuffocation, storage, and tiny living aesthetics Jen Owen; 6 Freedom or dispossession? Imaginaries of small, mobile living in the film Nomadland Harris, E., Nowicki, M. and White, T.; 7 Decent Homes in Compact Living? Conventional Ideals in Unconventional Contexts Anne Hedegaard Winther; 8 The Tiny Home Lifestyle (THL): A contemporary response to the neoliberalisation of housing Megan Carras; 9 Understanding tiny house sustainabilities through the lens of frictions Hilton Penfold., Gordon Waitt and Pauline McGuirk; 10 Meshing with Your Home: Seeking trouble in sharing dwelled spaces Lauren Wagner & Clemens Driessen; 11 Minimalist lifestyles: Performance, animism and desire for degrowth Miriam Meissner; 12 Tiny Houses and the Economics of Sufficiency: How 'Shrinking Domesticities' fit within the Degrowth Paradigm Samuel Alexander and Heather Shearer; 13 Tiny Living as an Everyday Practice of Sufficiency: Some Experiences of Tiny House Owners in Germany Petra Lütke & Louisa Elbracht; 14 The Tiny House Movement: Ecology, survival and inequality Jenny Pickerill, Adam Barker & Jingjing Wang; 15 Cluster apartments: living with less as model for lived solidarity? Manuel Lutz; 16 Heterotopia: A New Perspective on Female led Tiny House Projects Alice Wilson; Conclusion
Introduction;1 Co living Housing as a Service and COVID 19: Micro housing and Institutional Precarity Tegan Bergan & Rae Dufty Jones; 2 Shifting Domesticities in the Metropole Hotel Jeffrey Kruth; 3 Political Narratives of Shrinking Domesticities in Helsinki and Vienna Johanna Lilius, Michael Friesenecker & Maximilian Krankl;4 Shrinking aspirations: the potential impact of Build to Rent models on housing transitions Daniel Durrant & Frances Brill; 5 Glamorising the materiality of 'living small': De stuffocation, storage, and tiny living aesthetics Jen Owen; 6 Freedom or dispossession? Imaginaries of small, mobile living in the film Nomadland Harris, E., Nowicki, M. and White, T.; 7 Decent Homes in Compact Living? Conventional Ideals in Unconventional Contexts Anne Hedegaard Winther; 8 The Tiny Home Lifestyle (THL): A contemporary response to the neoliberalisation of housing Megan Carras; 9 Understanding tiny house sustainabilities through the lens of frictions Hilton Penfold., Gordon Waitt and Pauline McGuirk; 10 Meshing with Your Home: Seeking trouble in sharing dwelled spaces Lauren Wagner & Clemens Driessen; 11 Minimalist lifestyles: Performance, animism and desire for degrowth Miriam Meissner; 12 Tiny Houses and the Economics of Sufficiency: How 'Shrinking Domesticities' fit within the Degrowth Paradigm Samuel Alexander and Heather Shearer; 13 Tiny Living as an Everyday Practice of Sufficiency: Some Experiences of Tiny House Owners in Germany Petra Lütke & Louisa Elbracht; 14 The Tiny House Movement: Ecology, survival and inequality Jenny Pickerill, Adam Barker & Jingjing Wang; 15 Cluster apartments: living with less as model for lived solidarity? Manuel Lutz; 16 Heterotopia: A New Perspective on Female led Tiny House Projects Alice Wilson; Conclusion
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