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How do we want to live in the future and what are we willing to afford? 57% of german citizens live for rent and the average german residential building costs 242.000 €. Living space is reaching absurd high points and growing numbers of people want to live in the bigger cities‘ spaces.
This ongoing project wants to shed light on people’s living situation in Germany and also follows phenomenons such as urbanization, rural depopulation and steadily growing demands for alternatives to usual housing options.