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Cristina Cerulli

D.I.T. UNIVERSIT É LIBRE DE BRUXELLES. SCC HOUSING. VD&B. Carl Fraser. CLARA RESEARCH GROUP. Nishat Awan. INITIATING ARCHITECTURE. D esign I T T ogether / D esigning and I nitiating T ools for a Citizen-made City. Miranda Plowden. Prue Chiles. Kim Trogal. TOOLS TO

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Cristina Cerulli

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  1. D.I.T. UNIVERSITÉLIBRE DE BRUXELLES SCC HOUSING VD&B Carl Fraser CLARA RESEARCH GROUP Nishat Awan INITIATING ARCHITECTURE Design IT Together / Designing and Initiating Tools for a Citizen-made City Miranda Plowden Prue Chiles Kim Trogal TOOLS TO CREATE AGENCY Doina Petrescu Florian Kossak SSOA ERASMUS PARTNERS Mark Parsons Julia Udall Carolyn Butterworth Housing: the Crisis and the Good News acting collaboratively, collectively, mutually in the context of housing PORTLAND WORKS SSOA ‘DESIGN IT TOGETHER’ STUDIO Stuart Thomason Anna Holder Renata Tyszczuk A RIGHT TOBUILD Jon Orlek Cristina Cerulli Tatjana Schneider Stephen Walker STUDIO POLPO Alistair Parvin David Saxby Architecture 00:/ Cristina Cerulli Anna Holder Julia Udall PouyanAkbari Robert Young Bonnie Wong Connor Cunningham Alexandra Mills Alexander Dewick Lucy Tew Stuart Bell Tom Bellfield Joseph Gautrey Natalya Palit Michael Horswill Jessica Morrison Yang Fu JieGao Chang Hao Fang Hao Jing Huang PriyankaKide Aditi Ashok Lande Manqing Lin ShilinPatwa KalpanaRai Fan Wu TianhangZou Rosie Parnell AGENCY SHEFFIELD COHOUSING NETWORK SSOA ‘HOUSING +’ DESIGN STUDIO MOTIVATING COLLECTIVE CUSTOM BUILD Cany Ash, Ash Sakula David Birkbeck, Design for Homes Fionn Stevenson Sam Brown SHIRLE HILL COHOUSING INTERNATIONAL HOUSING NETWORKS

  2. 2012/ 2013 Cristina Cerulli UNIVERSITY & PRACTICE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH INTO SELF-PROVIDED HOUSING MOTIVATING COLLECTIVE CUSTOM BUILD Cany Ash, Ash Sakula David Birkbeck, Design for Homes Fionn Stevenson Sam Brown

  3. RIBA Award Outstanding Practice-located Research A RIGHT TO BUILD Cristina Cerulli Tatjana Schneider Alistair Parvin David Saxby Architecture 00:/ UNIVERSITY & PRACTICE COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH INTO SELF-PROVIDED HOUSING MOTIVATING COLLECTIVE CUSTOM BUILD Cany Ash, Ash Sakula David Birkbeck, Design for Homes 2011/ 2012 Fionn Stevenson Sam Brown

  4. Anna Holder SSoA DESIGN STUDIO A RIGHT TO BUILD Cristina Cerulli Tatjana Schneider & PUBLICATION Alistair Parvin David Saxby Architecture 00:/ ALTERNATIVE HOUSING MODELS 2008/ 2009 ‘HOUSING +’ DESIGN STUDIO MOTIVATING COLLECTIVE CUSTOM BUILD Cany Ash, Ash Sakula David Birkbeck, Design for Homes SSoAM.Arch students Fionn Stevenson Sam Brown

  5. Unpacking Growth Background numbers of dwellings produced / soaring financial returns ££££ mutualism and economic degrowth Growth in the housing sector, when we have chronic shortage of houses, MUST be a good thing, right?

  6. Unpacking Growth Had the price of a chicken inflated at the same rate as the average house, by 2008 it would have cost £47. Source: Shelter

  7. Unpacking Growth The current economic crisis is having the welcome effect of bringing issues of sustainable consumption and social and environmental justice to the fore and making economic arguments against incontrollable growth that have been discussed since the seventies more mainstream Questioning the desirability of growth as the ultimate aim of socio-technical systems in not a new idea. Donella Meadows / The Limits to Growth / Georgescu-Roegen / enjoyment of life / French Decroissance project/ la joie de vivre / happiness economics

  8. Sustainable Degrowth “equitable downscaling of production and consumption that increases human well-being and enhances ecological conditions at the local and global level, in the short and long term” (F. Schneider et al. 2010). Transition towns / green movements / ethical consumption / cohousing

  9. Sustainable Degrowth Mutuality seems to be a common thread running through those initiatives, projects and experiments where self-interest is aligned with common purposes and collective benefit and it might be identified as a key premise of ‘sustainable degrowth’ “equitable downscaling of production and consumption that increases human well-being and enhances ecological conditions at the local and global level, in the short and long term” (F. Schneider et al. 2010). Transition towns / green movements / ethical consumption / cohousing

  10. Mutuality mutuality is attractive because it seems to reconcile a market economy with the promise of social cohesion and self-organisation, whilst rejecting the individualism and consumerism of the market New Labour/ Third Way/ New Mutualism Conservative / Big Society

  11. Mutuality in Housing Garden Cities / co-partnerships / new town movements / Community Land Trusts / Community land occupation (plotlanders) housing coops / cohousing / user provided housing / value is conceptualised in relation to quality of life and social sustainability rather than profits made

  12. Mutuality in Housing An History of Council Housing in UK Cerulli, C., 2010 What now? Reflections on what public housing has been and could become. In A. L. Zimmerman, Johansson, ed. Estate. London: Myrtle Press

  13. Mutuality in Housing Co-Housing “neighbourhood developments that mix private and common dwellings to recreate a sense of community, while preserving a high degree of individual privacy” (Lietaert 2010) Photographs courtesy of Will Sherlow

  14. Mutuality in Housing Co-Housing Intentional communities / Photograph courtesy of Will Sherlow

  15. Mutuality in Housing Co-Housing shared communal spaces / social networks / friendship / (usually) intergenerational / connectedness  wellbeing Photographs courtesy of Will Sherlow

  16. Mutuality in Housing Co-Housing Doing (some) things together / Photographs courtesy of Will Sherlow

  17. Mutuality in Housing Co-Housing participatory design/ high involvement in briefing Photograph courtesy of Will Sherlow

  18. User Developed Housing Studio 8 – Housing + Pdf available at http://issuu.com/c_cerulli

  19. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project

  20. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project A Right to Build is the result of a Knowledge Transfer research collaboration between the University of Sheffield School of Architecture and Architecture 00:/. Learning from experts and pioneers, it investigates the potential of self-provided housing as a way forward for UK housing in the 21st century: how individuals and communities can collectively form a bottom-up, sustainable and affordable mass-housebuilding industry. Pdf available at http://issuu.com/c_cerulli

  21. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project A Right to Build is the result of a Knowledge Transfer research collaboration between the University of Sheffield School of Architecture and Architecture 00:/. Learning from experts and pioneers, it investigates the potential of self-provided housing as a way forward for UK housing in the 21st century: how individuals and communities can collectively form a bottom-up, sustainable and affordable mass-housebuilding industry. Book winner of RIBA President's Awards for Outstanding Practice-located Research2012 Pdf available at http://issuu.com/c_cerulli

  22. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project self-build / self-procured / mutual housing

  23. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project

  24. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project

  25. User Developed Housing Catalogue of Self Provided Housing / Some Precedents

  26. User Developed Housing Catalogue of Self Provided Housing / Some Precedents

  27. User Developed Housing Catalogue of Self Provided Housing / Some Precedents

  28. User Developed Housing Catalogue of Self Provided Housing / Some Precedents

  29. User Developed Housing Catalogue of Self Provided Housing / Some Precedents

  30. User Developed Housing Catalogue of Self Provided Housing / Some Precedents

  31. User Developed Housing Catalogue of Self Provided Housing / Some Precedents

  32. User Developed Housing Catalogue of Self Provided Housing / Some Precedents

  33. User Developed Housing Catalogue of Self Provided Housing / Some Precedents

  34. User Developed Housing Catalogue of Self Provided Housing / Some Precedents

  35. User Developed Housing The European Context

  36. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Self Providers Profile

  37. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / What do Self Providers Build

  38. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / How Do Self Providers Build

  39. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Speculative Housebuilder Model

  40. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Speculative Housebuilder Model

  41. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Not-for-Profit Housebuilder Model

  42. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Self Provided Model

  43. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Map of the Self Provided Sector

  44. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Map / Private Sector

  45. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Map of the Self Provided Sector

  46. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Map / Self Provided

  47. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Designing Down the Threshold

  48. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Designing Down the Threshold

  49. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Scenarios

  50. User Developed Housing Research / KT Project / Scenarios / Suburban Cohousing

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