Carles introduces a worker architectural cooperative and his residence in collective non-profit housing.
Distinct organisations and roles must not be collapsed.
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Carles Baiges Camprubí.
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Housing cooperatives combine resident governance with public land leases and ethical finance under social-housing obligations.
Specific legal arrangements and affordability not audited.
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A public partner can resist attempts by residents to privatise social housing.
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Residents can also resist a public sell-off, while energy-service partnerships remain difficult to implement.
The desired energy-service model is not yet established.
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A renovation attempt reportedly failed when municipal subsidy rules did not recognise the applicant’s organisational model.
Single reported decision; legal basis not independently reviewed.
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Housing cooperatives make future residents the architectural client, changing whose needs shape design.
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