Social Housing Exhibition, New York 10.02.18

‘Social Housing: New European Projects’, curated by Karakusevic Carson Architects and first shown at the RIBA in 2017, will be exhibited at the Center of Architecture in New York from 15 February to 19 May 2018. The exhibition draws together 25 case studies across a range of typologies that thoughtfully capture the issue of cost-effective social housing. Our Silchester project will be featured in the exhibition and accompanying book 'Social Housing: Definitions and Design Exemplars'.

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