"This polyhedral structure stood for a few weeks in Birkbeck College, London, earlier this year [1969] [...] as part of an exhibition protesting against Britain’s homeless. It gives an idea of what can be done to house families at a cost of about £600.” Urethane boards, insulated and coated with waterproof polyurethane varnish, could be bolted together and sealed at the seams with weatherproof tape, erected in less than a day, and house a family. Of course there are issues with this kind of building as a home - breathability, sun light, security, amenities, and lifestyle restrictions. Those in need of accommodation are still facing the same faults in temporary housing in 2022. #FightForHome Image: Domus Magazine, issue 475, giugno 1969