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Scattered domesticity by the Bartlett’s Petr Esposito

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01.07.14
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Esposito’s project at the Bartlett 2014 summer show was a temporary kitchen that encourages the shared use of public space by the homeless and homed.

Through such a “network of micro-architectures”, he hopes to start a discussion about social architecture in the urban sphere.

  

 
 

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