workhomeproject

The way we work is changing. The Workhome Project advocates design and policy norms that make this change work – for communities, cities and the environment.

[workhomeproject @workhomeproject]

@antonyslumbers Big news but expected. BT downsized their property portfolio by 50% in 2004 when they adopted a home-working policy. What to do with the space? Make 'workhomes' for those who need more space for their home-based work - both blue-collar workers and creatives.

[workhomeproject @workhomeproject]

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[workhomeproject @workhomeproject]

Only a few hours left to vote for the People's Choice Award #TheDavidsonPrize!

[The Davidson Prize @DavidsonPrize]

Co-Living Works! by @workhomeproject Project is on #TheDavidsonPrize Longlist!

A vision for social infrastructure – achieved by infusing existing cities with co-living principles

@francesholliss @mm_atanasova @HousingLIN @HowardDavis @cany_ash @stevenjfowler @affordablewick

[Housing LIN @HousingLIN]

📢Last day to cast your @DavidsonPrize People’s Choice vote for the @workhomeproject's 'Co-Living Works!' entry.

Take a look! It addresses cross-generational issues of #loneliness➡️https://t.co/4Z3hzuGgtl

[workhomeproject @workhomeproject]

Just two days left to vote for the Davidson Prize People's Choice Award! Our entry CO-LIVING WORKS! has been longlisted - if you like it, you can cast your vote below:

https://t.co/Zh9nHVGlgD

[Rosie Collington @RosieCollingto]

Shared an office today with a guy who worked from 8-2.45

I asked him what he does after. He said “3-6pm is my free time! I see friends, play sport”

I asked, what about evenings?

He said: “that’s my evening time! I relax”

Gotta hand it to the Danes when it comes to work norms

[workhomeproject @workhomeproject]

We were excited to find our #DavidsonPrize drawing on the front page of #Dezeen this morning!
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[workhomeproject @workhomeproject]

Our 2022 Davidson Prize entry explores the city itself as the locus for *co-living for all*, achieved by infusing existing cities, neighbourhoods and buildings with co-living principles.
Read the beautiful poem written by S J Fowler as part of our entry below 👇
@stevenjfowler

[workhomeproject @workhomeproject]

We are delighted that the Workhome Project has been longlisted for #TheDavidsonPrize for a second consecutive year!
Congrats to all longlisted teams, we are pleased to be in such great company 👏👏👏

[workhomeproject @workhomeproject]

Delighted to be longlisted for the Davidson Prize for the second year running - Co-living works! https://t.co/P3bGhMyx6H

[workhomeproject @workhomeproject]

We are delighted that the Workhome Project has been longlisted for #TheDavidsonPrize for a second consecutive year!
Congrats to all longlisted teams, we are pleased to be in such great company 👏👏👏

[The Davidson Prize @DavidsonPrize]

The longlist is here! #TheDavidsonPrize

See the fourteen longlisted projects and teams that explore Co-Living: A New Future?https://t.co/oed3RC2E2o

[frances holliss @francesholliss]

@TalktoARYZE Home-based work is enshrined in the Japanese planning system - allowing houses with small other use, eg shop, office, studio etc, in 12 of 13 Land Use Zones. Even in Tokyo's most tightly regulated resi area, 49% or 50m2 (whichever is smaller) workspace is permitted in any home

[frances holliss @francesholliss]

Delighted to contribute to excellent panel on 'Home as Workplace' @iihsin conference 'Beyond Binaries' with @ShaliniWIEGO @MalavikaaN and @Bijalb_15 stressing importance of designing and planning for low-income WFH at urban and architectural scales in both global South and North

[Bijal Brahmbhatt @Bijalb_15]

Happening now! Do join!
Sharing insights with @francesholliss, @workhomeproject; @MalavikaaN & @ShaliniWIEGO, @WIEGOGLOBAL at the panel ‘Home as a Place of Work’
@mahilahsg

https://t.co/wJc9N9YNCQ

[Indian Institute for Human Settlements @iihsin]

Panel 2 at IIHS' annual research conference, Urban ARC, ‘Home as a Place of Work’, attempts to unpack the implications of the deep intersections between housing and livelihoods. Join us today at 12:00 pm IST here: https://t.co/8AAq0hO6ej

[Indian Institute for Human Settlements @iihsin]

Join @Bijalb_15, @mahilahsg; @francesholliss, @workhomeproject; @MalavikaaN & @ShaliniWIEGO, @WIEGOGLOBAL at the panel ‘Home as a Place of Work’, as they attempt to unpack the implications of intersections between housing & livelihood, which are unrecognised in #urbanpolicy.

[frances holliss @francesholliss]

@Rob_Fiehn Nice piece about these in Giles Walkley’s book on Artists’ Houses. I included them in my book ‘Beyond Live/work: the architecture of home-based work’. Studio houses for ‘gentlemen artists’ with space for a housekeeper on the lower floor. Yes, slot windows to get canvasses out.

[The Davidson Prize @DavidsonPrize]

From apartment blocks to one-off houses, the demands being placed on the spaces we live in are more complex than ever.
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In response, the 2022 Davidson Prize is calling for design ideas that rethink our models of home.⁠
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See the full brief https://t.co/tNYQDo6SiK

[frances holliss @francesholliss]

Homes need to be bigger - and more adaptable - if people are to work from home comfortably @workhomeproject #WFH

[Narinder Sagoo MBE @NarinderSagoo]

So sad to hear about one of the most talented and loveliest figures in Architecture. Chris Wilkinson had a caring charisma that will be missed be all. Rest in peace dear Chris