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This research investigates how housing infrastructure in Bucharest influenced gender roles during and after communism. By examining the relationship between architecture and women's experiences, it aims to understand the socio-political implications of housing policies in shaping domestic life.
This research proposes to investigate the relationship between gender, the (post)communist state and architecture in the passage from socialism to its aftermath in Bucharest, Romania.
The project explores the manner in which housing infrastructure was employed as a political technology in the production of gendered subjectivities—that is, women’s embodied experience of the built environment—in the communist and post-communist periods.
The fall of the communist regime in 1989 and the emergence of…
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