| SUMMERY
This project started as an effort to squat the city, submitted by Hayley Stacey and Alex Balog as part of spatial justice fellow Menna Agha’s fall studio “the house as a political” which unpacked and explored the house as a typology. The project posits that the unhoused community faces the injustice of being disenfranchised in public space in addition to them being deprived a private property. The concept asserts the right to the city, especially to those who need it the most and argues that the city has a moral obligation to be a kind home to all whether they shelter in private property or in the street.
