the INCREMENTAL house

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A Different Kind of House...

This blog explores housing that is affordable, accessible and beautiful through its unique ability to incrementally change over time. Such housing is the norm for much of the world's population and engages broader themes of control and participation; the global and local; the temporary and permanent; the fixed and flexible; the formal and informal.

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Incremental Housing-MIT
Flexible Housing
FAVELissues