This exhibition presents the protocols squatters follow in carrying out their spatial interventions, as well as the history and spatial transformation brought about by squatters in five Dutch case studies. The opening will take place on 14 November 2017.

The seminar on November 13 and 14 will discuss methodologies of documentation and architectural representation of non-author-based, precarious, and criminalised spatial practices. Architectural representations of squatted spaces in the Netherlands, as well as local examples from Brazil, will form the starting point for the seminar.

The workshop ‘Spaces of Assembly’ will be held in the 9 de Julho-building in São Paulo from November 4-7 November. It aims to provide an assembly, a central gathering space for small groups to discuss strategies to enhance an inclusive city that accommodates its diverse population. 

The workshop 'Counter Domesticities’ from 9-12 November will examine how a typical apartment in São Paulo could be transformed and adapted to different forms of domesticity. A group of Dutch and local architects, activists, residents and scholars will test spatial arrangements for collective ownership, and design alternatives to market-oriented housing policies.