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From urban landscapes to the suburbs, today we explore a land occupation in a big terrain still not urbanised near Sao Paolo. Vila Nova Palestina by Zè Carlos Barretta, tell the necessity to have a home combined with the political struggles. http://habitatproject.it/projects/novapalestina/novapalestina.html
“The game of suspense sets riddles that go beyond the chance understanding of things. We live inside a great maze. The webs of daily life are endless and at times meet at unsuitable places.” Zoom in Tuca Vieira's “V. se encontra na posição da seta” on Habitat Project website. http://habitatproject.it/projects/seta/seta.html share it with the hashtag #habitatworldcup
Another great project on Habitat, focused for one month on Brazil. Gabo Morales leads us inside and above the gated communities named Alphaville. Look at the entire project here, and share it with the hashtag#habitatworldcup http://tinyurl.com/condominiogm
During the World Cup 2014, Habitat Project presents a series of issues about the ways of living and housing in contemporary Brazil. The purpose is to narrate the everyday life, and how it's disrupted by paradoxes and tremendous inequalities, which are often the reason of the many incidents we learn from brazilian media. Habitat focuses on the projects of five authors who live or work in Brazil, in relation to the various and complex social strata of the Brazilian metropolises. First author, Mirko Cecchi with an impressive work on the new suburbs in Brazil. Have a look here http://tinyurl.com/brazilnewsuburbs and share it on twitter @habitatprj with the hashtag#habitatworldcup. #habitat #worldcup2014 #brazil2014 #wc2014#novaitercopa
Yeondoo Yung joins Habitat Project with an interesting serial project about housing, family and identity in Seoul, South Korea. Look at the photographs and read the interesting text written by Julian Ott on Habitat Project Website. http://tinyurl.com/evergreentower
Kai Löffelbein joins Habitat Project with Hidden Hong Kong, a project about living condition in one of the world’s wealthiest metropolises, where there are around 130,000 people living in cages. Check out the exclusive interview with the author on Habitat Project website. http://habitatproject.it/projects/hiddenhongkong/hiddenhongkong.html
Kai Löffelbein joins Habitat Project with Hidden Hong Kong, a project about living condition in one of the world’s wealthiest metropolises, where there are around 130,000 people living in cages.
Check out the exclusive interview with the author on Habitat Project website.
HK’s Invisible Caged Poor: Mini Sculptures by Kwong Chi Kit
A campaign to raise awareness about housing in Hong Kong. Sculpture by Kwong Chi Kit, photographed by Benny Lam.
Jorge Taboada joins Habitat with Alta Densidad, a series of aerial pictures about new density, with an interview with the author.
Look at the entire project on Habitat
A film about a sculpture by Chris Burden. Now on view at the Los Angeles Museum of Art.
Directed by Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman Edited by Max Joseph
"Kowloon Walled City" by Greg Girard and Ian Lambot is the new work published on Habitat Project research platform.
With an interview with Greg girard.
Look at the entire project here.
Inspirational: Makoko Floating School is a floating structure designed by nlè studio.
Check out the project here
There's also this interesting concept design for the floating community in Laos, Nigeria.
Have a look at nlè website
"A Short History of the Highrise" by Gerry Flahive won the 1st Prize in the Interactive Documentary section of the World Press Photo.
"A Short History of the Highrise’ is an interactive documentary that explores the 2,500-year global history of vertical living and the issue of social equality in an increasingly urbanized world. The centerpiece of the project is four short films. The interactive experience incorporates the films and, like a visual accordion, allows viewers to dig deeper into the project’s themes through additional archival materials, text and microgames."
Experience the interactive documentary here.
City of Darkness - Kickstarter
"City of Darkness Revisited" is a Kickstarter crowdfounding campaign started by Greg Girard and Ian Lambot to finance a new edition of the book published in 1993.
The book is an extraordinary report about Kowloon Walled City, the most high-density district of Hong Kong, demolished in 1993.
Support this project, and stay tuned on the Habitat Project Website for an interview with the authors.
An amazing web-doc from National Film Board of Canada. An Emmy-winning, multi-year, many-media collaborative documentary experiment that explores vertical living around the World.
An interesting reflection on the concept of alternative living around the World by the Dutch photographer Iwan Ban, http://www.iwan.com/