Charlotte Damböck*
Legal Studies, University of Vienna, Austria
“Contracts as Administrative Action – The Case of Retrofitting the Residential Building Stock”
Barbara Caetano Damasceno *
Architecture & Urbanism, FAU-USP, São Paulo, Brazil
“Public policies for housing production in contexts of poverty and social vulnerability”
Julia Dorner*
Sociology, Research Unit Urban and Regional Research, TU Wien, Austria
“Understanding how Green Spaces Impact Housing Costs and Gentrification in the European Context”
Silke Fischer*
Architecture, Research Unit of Building Construction and Design 2, TU Wien, Austria
“The great number. Questions of scale in housing”
Marcella Franco de Andrade*
Architecture & Urbanism, FAU-USP, São Paulo, Brazil
“Social housing in Brazil: Reflections and proposals for a housing improvement programme”
Pratap Jayaram*
Sociology, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
“The Contestation of Tenant and Private Property Rights in Tenant Harassement Lawsuits”
Lydia Le Gros
Public Health, The New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities & University of Otago, New Zealand
“Housing Tenure and Health: A Critical Analysis of a Millennial Cohort in Aotearoa New Zealand”
Lucia Leboto-Khetsi
Urban & Regional Planning, Centre for Development Support, University of the Free State, South Africa
“Assessing the nature of housing adequacy in an old, formal low-income settlement, examining the health and well-being implications and coping strategies adopted by the residents”
Philipp Leserer
Geography, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main, Germany
“Housing construction and health as a commodity”
Zhuoying Li
Art Theory, Freelance Writer, Guangzhou, China
“Dwelling as a Catalyst for Health and Community: An Ethnographic Investigation of Adaptive Housing Practices”
Katrina Lisnichuk
Habitat for Humanity LAC, Asunción, Paraguay
“The Impact of Household Sanitation on People’s Quality of Life”
Diego Martínez*
Architecture, Research Unit of Housing & Design, TU Wien, Austria
“Big empty buildings:occupied, adapted, transformed. Towards an understanding of building occupations as new architectural typologies and urban models. Rome as case study”
Oskana Miranova
Urban Planning, Community Service Society of New York, USA
“Aging in place in New York City’s social housing”
Alina Moskalenko
The Housing Institute, Ukraine
“Creating social housing in Ukraine”
Sibongile Ndhlovu
Urban & Regional Planning, University of the Free State, South Africa
“Social housing and urban health nexus in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe”
Fabiana Tock
Fundação Tide Setubal, São Paulo, Brazil
“Living Outside the Market: The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in Social Rental Housing Policy”
Marco Patruno*
Architectural, Urban, and Interior Design, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
“Comparative Analysis of Urban Transformations. A Study of Spontaneous Modifications and Architectural Recomposition through Post-Occupancy process”
Alexandre Petitclerc
Philosophy, University of Montreal, Canada
“The Right to Housing and Interdependence: a Normative Argument”
Carina Sacher
Architecture, ETH Wohnforum -ETH Case, Zurich, Switzerland
“Architecture and child well-being in housing transition during and after parental separation”
Dipannita Saha
Gender & Women Studies, Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi, India
“Queerness, Kinship, and the Politics of Space and Power”
Raka Sarkar
Geography, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India
“Housing as a Health Determinant: Exploring Links between Housing Quality and Non-Communicable Diseases in India”
Clara Siagian
Public Policy, Center on Child Protection and Wellbeing Universitas Indonesia & Macquarie University Australia
“Evicted and exhausted: Social reproduction embodied labor and depletion among evicted women living in Jakarta’s social housing”
Delilah Wallbank
Culture & Society, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
“Exploring the housing crisis in the UK through the lens of damp and mould”
*Participants are part of the pilot year of the Docotoral Programm on New Social Housing launched by the Research Center for New Social Housing, the Research Unit Housing and Design and the Research Unit Urban and Regional Research (TU Wien), in cooperation with Politecnico di Milano (Department of Architecture and Urban Studies), the London School of Economics and Political Science (Department of Sociology), and the University of São Paulo (Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism)