COOPERATIVE SOCIAL DWELLINGS

SHARED SPACES: INTERIOR VISIONS FOR COOPERATIVE HOUSING

In this cooperative social housing project, my role centered on crafting interior visualizations that reflect the values of community, affordability, and spatial dignity. Using photo collage as my primary medium, I developed a series of interior views that aimed to express the lived experience of shared domestic life—spaces that feel both collective and personal.

The collages were not only representational tools but conceptual studies. They explored how light, texture, and everyday objects shape the atmosphere of common kitchens, flexible living areas, and private corners within the cooperative framework. Each image was carefully composed to balance realism with aspiration—grounded in practical design yet open to narrative and emotion.

By working closely with the architecture team, I helped translate the spatial and social ambitions of the project into visuals that communicate warmth, usability, and togetherness. These interiors are not polished showpieces—they are lived-in, layered, and human, echoing the values of the cooperative model they serve.