The 7th Generation: cooperative housing to facilitate domestic support

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The 7th Generation: cooperative housing to facilitate domestic support

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Historically family typologies in New Zealand consisted of men dominantly maintaining the financial responsibilities and women maintaining the domestic responsibilities. As society developed and underwent modernisation, traditional gender roles transformed accordingly. In contemporary New Zealand, a full time domestic occupant in the majority of households is no longer a reality. This research project ‘The 7th Generation’ addresses New Zealand’s current housing market and the relationship it ...

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2017

Creator

Moser, Alisha

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10652/4074

Related subjects

Mount Eden (Auckland, N.Z.) / New Zealand architecture / cohousing / housing patterns / single parent families / cooperative living / dual-income families / domestic support / history / Architectural Design / Family Care

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