About this Event
What defines “secure” housing today? Who has access to it, and who is left out? How do policies and markets shape these conditions? What role can design play in addressing displacement and affordability? And how might housing respond to climate realities while remaining equitable? What would it mean to treat housing as a right rather than a privilege? How can we imagine new models of living that support both individual dignity and collective well-being?
Introduction: Prof. Kaja Kuehl
Moderator: Prof. Laura Wainer
Panelists (15-minute presentations):
Jing Liu, Architect and Principal, SO-IL, New York
Cassim Shepard, Distinguished Lecturer, Spitzer School of Architecture
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Event venue & nearby stays
The Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture - Auditorium, 141 Convent Avenue, New York, United States