The experience of urbanity is collapsing upon the domestic sphere. Virtual communication systems and an increasing migrant population contribute to changes in the effective size of families, pushing the boundaries of housing structures. Work and play, family and individual, private and public are blurred as domestic spaces take on the spontaneity and dynamism that constitute urban interaction.
As a response to this shift, Domestic Rhizome proposes a Cooperative Housing Development that uses a series of public design strategy to create flexibitily and shared interaction. The terminology of rhizome was mentioned in gilles deluze's thousand Plato. In which is an idea of re-establishing the relationship between man and nature provides a new direction for thinking.
Above the Public Floors, where the unit aligned with the form with two rows, freeing the central space, for flexible contingency.
Spaces between the units become a collective public area, with flexible shared facilities located on both end of
the building and the intermediate bridge generated by the skylight penetrating through residential floor.