Live / Work Typology: Reimagining the Domestic Workspace

Master of Architecture Thesis

An architectural investigation into contemporary live/work conditions, exploring flexible residential typologies that integrate professional utility into the home without compromising domestic life.

 

"The economic crisis has only hastened the trend towards working at home, which began with the computer revolution of the 1990s and by 2005 had enabled 5.74million people to work at home full time, according to the federal goverment's American Housing Survey." (p. 44, Architectural record, 04, 2009)