Re:Living proposes a housing system based on adaptability, circularity, and social diversity. At its core is a scalable building principle: modular units that can grow, transform, or reduce in response to residents’ changing lives.

The system supports both private and shared living units, encouraging new collective ownership models, gradual expansions, or flexible plug-in modules. By designing for disassembly and reuse, the project seeks to minimize material waste and maximize longevity - transforming housing into an evolving and responsive ecosystem.

Re:Living invites a rethinking of urban living where architecture becomes a regenerative process rather than a fixed form.