Martxoak 14

Gaurko klasean ikusi ditugun eredu batzuei buruz informazio gehiago:
Bizitza eta lana batera pentsatzen dituzten proiektu urbanoei buruz, klasean ikusi dugun Dogma estudioak proiekto ezberdin asko ditu. Guztiak aurretik eginiko ikerketa proiektu baten ondorio dira:
Living and Working: How to live together: https://architecture.mit.edu/sites/architecture.mit.edu/files/attachments/lecture/Tattara_living%20and%20working_intro.pdf

Across major European cities today, the increasing visibility of vacant office space is evidence of the decline of the office typology. Such a phenomenon can be explained as a consequence of the emergence of new forms of labour where the distinction between living and working is increasingly blurred. No longer organized by the traditional 9 to 5 workday, contemporary forms of labour involve the entire life of workers and their spectrum of social relationships. Not only work – but also life at large – is thus more mobile, precarious and not containable within rigid typologies. This condition is even more extreme in the case of creative work, where the distinction between the realm of living and the one of working seems to collapse into a common space. Despite this condition, cities continue to be developed around a clear distinction between the workplace and housing, a distinction reinforced by a legal framework that considers living and working as two distinct domains. 
Hemendik sortzen dira beraien webgunean ikus ditzakezuen prototipo urbanoak: http://www.dogma.name/index.html