Plans from tract housing in Levittown, PA were printed onto concrete, shattered, + reassembled in order to produce 
new domestic spaces with the intention of redefining what housing can look like in modern America.  
These units were then aggregated in such a way to promote interaction between residents. 

Go ahead, Give it a try.
*drag the peices around to create a new organization of domestic space*














The “housing” portion is a direct critique of early American tract housing with an emphasis on sightlines + spaces of encounter, bringing conventional domestic elements into new conversations with one another. 
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DUNNE