Drawn from the Human Rights Act and The Equalities Act of 2010 as a starting point with regards to the lives of the everyone.
The resulting building, the Institute of the Everyday, is a building for all.
The model is designed to be played with, taken apart and put back together in multiples of different ways. The internal spaces are able to be adapted and enhanced with each ‘architect’ making decisions about materials, fabrics, colour choices, wall positions, furniture and most importantly the inhabitants.

The various building blocks offer each person the
opportunity to design a personal response to the Institute of the Everyday and to recognise we are all diverse and need protection in one way or another.

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