Cooperative Architecture

Cooperative Architecture traces how architecture can emerge through relational processes of co-creation, co-habitation, and collective authorship. It reimagines the city not as a fixed object of design, but as a living field of improvisation, repair, and care. In the book three exemplary sites of urban transformation are discussed: Granby Four Streets in Liverpool, Can Batlló in Barcelona, and ExRotaprint in Berlin.

Booklaunch and discussion, moderated by Alesa Mustar with author Riccarda Cappeller

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