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Blog, Volume #47

Micro-Apartments: Are Expanding Tables and Folding Furniture a Solution to Inequality?

Posted on May 12, 2016 — by Jesse Connuck

Carmel Place (Photo by Field Condition)

An opinion-piece by ArchDaily’s Jesse Connuck in response to Nick Axel’s essay ‘Cloud Urbanism: Towards a Redistribution of Spatial Value’ as featured in Volume #47: The System*.

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