Bachelor thesis project,
architecture studies, Düsseldorf
Prof. Andrea Zanderigo,
Prof. Alexander Flohé

How much space does a human need?
This seemingly simple question runs through architecture, philosophy, and society alike. In a world shaped by dense cities, housing shortages, and individualised lifestyles, it’s more urgent than ever. While reduction is marketed as a lifestyle in neoliberal tiny-house concepts, the fundamental question of what is truly necessary often remains unanswered and is obscured by aesthetics. 

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