Inclusive Architecture

This book approaches the topic of inhabitable structures for refugees in the context of social coexistence with the local population. It evolves around an architectural project which wants to create a flexible concept for future generations concerning spacial, sociological, economic, ecological and demographic phenomena. Instead of supporting the existing differentiation between the migrating and the local people by building for one certain group in particular, the building is a structure that openly offers living space for refugees as well as locals. Also, it upgrades the used site by making it even more available not only to the inhabitants but to the general public.

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Selma Sarcevic, born in 1991, finished her BSc in architecture at the University of Innsbruck. In the same period of time she spent one year abroad in the USA.Today she lives in Vienna, where she has graduated in the same subject as MSc from the Vienna University of Technology.