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Mariam Boota shares (Co)Living in a Working District. Explore the work and the ideas behind it.

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(Co)Living in a Working District, image 1, work by Mariam Boota
(Co)Living in a Working DistrictWork by Mariam Boota

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(Co)Living in a Working District

Designing for the Future, the Year 2060: A Retrofit Project

Mariam’s final year project, (Co)Living in a Working District, explores the evolving landscape of London’s corporate and residential spaces in response to the global shift towards hybrid working. In wake of the pandemic, the City of London, once a hub for traditional office work, is experiencing a significant transformation. As businesses increasingly embrace flexible working arrangements, co-working and shared office spaces are reshaping the urban fabric. This shift opens up the possibility of reimagining urban spaces where residential, commercial, and recreational functions can coexist more seamlessly. Mariam’s project explores the potential for co-living to complement the rise of co-working, questioning whether it could become the future of urban living in London.

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Inside the project.

Work by Mariam Boota

(Co)Living in a Working District, image 2, work by Mariam Boota
(Co)Living in a Working District · development view 2
(Co)Living in a Working District, image 3, work by Mariam Boota
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(Co)Living in a Working District, image 4, work by Mariam Boota

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A closer look.

Mariam’s design repurposes the underused Minories Car Park in the City of London, transforming it into a dynamic, multi-functional space that combines co-working and co-living. The project envisions a hybrid residential environment that fosters both individual and communal living, offering flexible spaces that can adapt to the needs of modern urban dwellers.

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(Co)Living in a Working District, image 5, work by Mariam Boota
(Co)Living in a Working District · development view 5

More from the project.

By repurposing the car park, the design aims to integrate residential, commercial, and recreational spaces, creating a more diversified and vibrant cityscape, and fostering a sense of community and connection. The building's concept is based on growth and evolution - expanding over time to meet the needs of its residents and responding to the ever-changing demands of the urban environment. The project’s key issues such as social interaction, sustainability, and the evolving nature of work and home life.

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The person behind the project

About Mariam.

Mariam Boota submitted (Co)Living in a Working District to Architecture Social.

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University of the Arts London

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