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Is it possible to think about living in a home when you are young, another during your adulthood, and another when you grow old? I’m not talking about owning them, not even renting just one specific space; I am talking about a wider and more open housing system that enriches both the individuals and the city.
Our society is more diverse than ever, mobility is a concept increasingly present in our lives; it changes, evolves and creates very different profiles of citizens. Is Architecture, Urbanism or Real Estate Market responding to this situation?
Is it sustainable to buy a home when you are thirty years old, pay for it thirty more, and never move from it?
What does it mean for a person to grow older seeing how your needs are changing but the architectural space around stays still?