Habitabilidad líquida: la flexibilidad como sentido de apropiación

Liquid Habitability: Flexibility as a Sense of Ownership

Abstract

Flexibility in architecture allows individuals to be what they want to be. Housing is a living manifesto of reflection and evolution of the sense of belonging. In countries with emerging economic conditions, such as Mexico, the lack of good policies in housing programs, the home's transformation is a strategy for improving life and manifestation of the identity of its inhabitants. How does the inhabitant manifest its appropriation in the experience of architectural interior space? How is architectural flexibility a form of appropriation in daily living in these environments? Through the analysis and reflection of the interior space in contexts with emerging economic conditions in Aguascalientes, Mexico, and under the concept of liquid habitability as an element of appropriation post-COVID-19 pandemic in the scale of immediate relationship, the work aims to establish criteria and considerations that promote improving the quality of life of the inhabitant.