This project attempts to offer itself as a critique on the exasperating rate of consumption of domestic objects. It focuses its research on donated domestic objects found in donation centres. There occurs a reevaluation on how these donated domestic objects may reengage themselves in the contemporary environment. The project shifts it focus on designing a set of logistics through which these donated domestic objects may go through. With this determined set of logistics, there starts to exist a situation of communal living that thrives on the donated domestic objects. This intentional community is DO(NATION). This project was done in collaboration with Isabella Calidonio Stechmann.

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Additional support provided by: Honors Funding, SOURCE Grant

Creative Projects 2020, School of Architecture 2020, 2020