Negotiated domesticities: social housing in Spain between policy and design

Over the last century, Spanish public housing has evolved from large-scale programs led by the Franco regime to regional initiatives. Recent reforms in Madrid, Catalonia, and the Balearic Islands emphasize ecological construction, social requirements, and cooperative models, reflecting both global challenges and local needs.

​Over the last century, Spanish public housing has evolved from large-scale programs led by the Franco regime to regional initiatives. Recent reforms in Madrid, Catalonia, and the Balearic Islands emphasize ecological construction, social requirements, and cooperative models, reflecting both global challenges and local needs. Read More

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