R.A.W.: Social and Economic Complexity in Wilmore, NC
Jun 14, 2017
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Based on historical research of urban renewal in Charlotte and studies in recent demographic changes and current housing trends, locally and nationally, this paper presents R.A.W. or Residents at Work, a complex model of mixed-use, mixed-income, and income-generating urban housing that responds as an antidote to the rampant quantities of large-scale, single-use, monolithic housing construction recently built in Charlotte, North Carolina.
keywords: housing, live/work, affordable housing, gentrification
Presented at:
ARCC 2017 Conference – Architecture of Complexity (Salt Lake City, UT)
Published & professionally reviewed by:
Architectural Research Centers Consortium (ARCC)
University of Utah
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