Learning is a shared responsibility.
Through experience and interactions it is possible to learn how to live and do together. There is a moment between school and home where informal education should happen in family settings, and through social interactions.
Building’s extensions should be transformed into learning environments where people share their skills. By breaking down the party wall we can create visual and physical connections towards neighbours and the city.
Showering - Gardening Transforming our homes into a hybrid environment where people share their skills.
A home for Pico, unable to see the centre. Using my grandfather’s macular eye degeneration to study the focus VS the periphery between two neighbours.
A cut through a wall can stimulate senses and create ambiguous moments between programs.
Archipelago of learning spaces in Cromer. 1:10000
Network between public and private extensions. 1:1000
A cut in people's backyard. 1:100
A path through extensions. 1:10
