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Homes that Work: Editorial

By , , on September 01, 2023

Until the Covid-19 pandemic, home-based work was comparatively rare for people of the Global North, but commonplace in the Global South. Covid resulted in a sea change with huge implications in both North and South, but especially in the North. In this issue the editors bring together contributions from both North and South to contribute to an understanding homeworking in the post-Covid era and its architectural/urban manifestations.

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Holliss, Frances, Davis, Howard, and Sinha, Shalini. Homes that Work: Editorial. Built Environment, , . Alexandrine Press, 2023. Holliss, F., Davis, H., and Sinha, S. (2023). Homes that Work: Editorial. Built Environment, , . Holliss, Frances, Davis, Howard, and Sinha, Shalini. "Homes that Work: Editorial." Built Environment, Alexandrine Press, 2023, .Holliss Frances, Davis Howard, and Sinha Shalini. "Homes that Work: Editorial." Built Environment (2023). Holliss, F, Davis, H, and Sinha, S 2023, 'Homes that Work: Editorial', Built Environment, . Frances Holliss, Howard Davis, and Shalini Sinha, 'Homes that Work: Editorial' (2023) Built Environment Holliss F., Davis H., and Sinha S. Homes that Work: Editorial. Built Environment. 2023. Holliss, Frances, Davis, Howard, and Sinha, Shalini. Homes that Work: Editorial. Built Environment. 2023. , .

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