Homes that Work

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Issue number

Volume 49 – Number 3

Summary

Until the Covid-19 pandemic, home-based work was comparatively rare for people of the Global North, but commonplace in the Global South. Covid resulted in a sea change with huge implications in both North and South, but especially in the North. In this issue the editors bring together contributions from both North and South to contribute to an understanding homeworking in the post-Covid era and its architectural/urban manifestations.

Frances Holliss, Howard Davis and Shalini Sinha

20 Sep 2023

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Contents

• Homes that Work: Editorial
  FRANCES HOLLISS, HOWARD DAVIS and SHALINI SINHA
• Revisiting Wired to the World, Chained to the Home: Telework in Daily Life
  PENNY GURSTEIN
• Thinking Spatially about Home-Based Work and Workhomes
  NIDHI SOHANE and GAUTAM BHAN
• Mumbai’s Tool-House
  MATIAS ECHANOVE and RAHUL SRIVASTAVA
• Spatial Characteristics of Home as Workplace: Investigation of Home-Based Enterprise in Several Housing Typologies in Indonesia
  SUSINETY PRAKOSO and JULIA DEWI
• Implications of Working from Home for the Design of Healthy Work Environments in the Post-Pandemic City
  MATTHEW ZENKTELER, FRANCISCA RODRIGUEZ LEONARD, DEBRA CUSHING, GREG HEARN, MARCUS FOTH, VERONICA GARCIA HANSEN and GLENDA CALDWELL
• No House is Just a House: House Interviews, Space-Use Intensity, and City-Making
  MARIA CARRIZOSA
• Post-Pandemic Home-Based Work in Cities of the South: Lessons from Enugu, Nigeria
  NKEIRU HOPE EZEADICHIE
• Between the House and the Street: Live, Work, and Community Environment in Peripheral Neighbourhoods of Rio de Janeiro
  ANA SLADE
• Work from Home and Urban Structure
  MATTHEW J. DELVENTHAL, EUNJEE KWON and ANDRII PARKHOMENKO
• Homes that Work in Pictures 525
  FRANCES HOLLISS, HOWARD DAVIS and SHALINI SINHA 
• Publication Review

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Home as a workplace, Informal housing, Informal employment, Global South, Live–work habitat, Neighbourhood planning, COVID-19 pandemic

Homes that Work: Editorial

Until the Covid-19 pandemic, home-based work was comparatively rare for people of the Global North, but...

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Meet the Editors

Frances Holliss London Metropolitan University who has researched the architecture of home-based work...

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