Hina Jamelle teaches Architectural Design at the University of Pennsylvania Weitzman School of Design, where she is the Director of Urban Housing and teaches final year Graduate Option Studios.

• Introduction00. Urban Housing Under Pressure Hina JamellePart 1: Learning from History01. Future Histories Kutan Ayata02. Living Off the Land Scott Erdy03. The Value of a Home: A Critical Approach to Local Practice Brian Phillips04. Tectonics and Urban IdentityNeil DenariPart 2: Changing Domesticities05. New Domesticities, New RealitiesClifford Pearson06. Empowering EntrepreneurshipSimone Tarantino07. Micro–Macro LivingMimi Hoang with Zachary WeimerPart 3: Housing Finance and Policy08. Confronting Affordable Housing Challenges: The Local Role Mark A. Willis and Benjamin Heller09. Urban Housing and the Value of the ArchitectMartha Kelley 10. Ten Points on a Projective Economy and ArchitectureMichael Bell and Eunjeong SeongPart 4: Design and Material Innovation11. Voids and Other Invisible Objects Marcelo Spina12. (Re)Configuring Typology Hina Jamelle13. Material Speculation: A Science and Craft Laia Mogas-Soldevila14. Speculating with ConstraintsNader Tehrani15. The Architect’s Agency in a Developers’ MarketPatrik Schumacher

Hina Jamelle teaches Architectural Design at the University of Pennsylvania Weitzman School of Design, where she is the Director of Urban Housing and teaches final year Graduate Option Studios.

• Introduction00. Urban Housing Under Pressure Hina JamellePart 1: Learning from History01. Future Histories Kutan Ayata02. Living Off the Land Scott Erdy03. The Value of a Home: A Critical Approach to Local Practice Brian Phillips04. Tectonics and Urban IdentityNeil DenariPart 2: Changing Domesticities05. New Domesticities, New RealitiesClifford Pearson06. Empowering EntrepreneurshipSimone Tarantino07. Micro–Macro LivingMimi Hoang with Zachary WeimerPart 3: Housing Finance and Policy08. Confronting Affordable Housing Challenges: The Local Role Mark A. Willis and Benjamin Heller09. Urban Housing and the Value of the ArchitectMartha Kelley 10. Ten Points on a Projective Economy and ArchitectureMichael Bell and Eunjeong SeongPart 4: Design and Material Innovation11. Voids and Other Invisible Objects Marcelo Spina12. (Re)Configuring Typology Hina Jamelle13. Material Speculation: A Science and Craft Laia Mogas-Soldevila14. Speculating with ConstraintsNader Tehrani15. The Architect’s Agency in a Developers’ MarketPatrik Schumacher

Hina Jamelle teaches Architectural Design at the University of Pennsylvania Weitzman School of Design, where she is the Director of Urban Housing and teaches final year Graduate Option Studios.

• Introduction00. Urban Housing Under Pressure Hina JamellePart 1: Learning from History01. Future Histories Kutan Ayata02. Living Off the Land Scott Erdy03. The Value of a Home: A Critical Approach to Local Practice Brian Phillips04. Tectonics and Urban IdentityNeil DenariPart 2: Changing Domesticities05. New Domesticities, New RealitiesClifford Pearson06. Empowering EntrepreneurshipSimone Tarantino07. Micro–Macro LivingMimi Hoang with Zachary WeimerPart 3: Housing Finance and Policy08. Confronting Affordable Housing Challenges: The Local Role Mark A. Willis and Benjamin Heller09. Urban Housing and the Value of the ArchitectMartha Kelley 10. Ten Points on a Projective Economy and ArchitectureMichael Bell and Eunjeong SeongPart 4: Design and Material Innovation11. Voids and Other Invisible Objects Marcelo Spina12. (Re)Configuring Typology Hina Jamelle13. Material Speculation: A Science and Craft Laia Mogas-Soldevila14. Speculating with ConstraintsNader Tehrani15. The Architect’s Agency in a Developers’ MarketPatrik Schumacher